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Deleted YouTube Channels

Overview​

This page provides information about YouTube channels that have been deleted due to various policy violations. It serves as a resource to help content creators understand the reasons behind channel deletions and avoid similar mistakes.

Key Features​

  1. Daily Updates: The page is updated daily with newly deleted channels.
  2. Historical Data: Users can navigate to previous days to view older deletion records.
  3. Channel Statistics: For each deleted channel, we provide:
    • Subscriber count
    • Total view count

Reasons for Channel Deletion​

YouTube may delete channels for various violations, including:

  • Community Guidelines Violation
  • YouTube Terms of Service (TOS) Violation
  • Linked Account YouTube TOS Violation
  • Google TOS Violation
  • Multiple Third-party Claims of Copyright Infringement
  • Linked Account Multiple Third-party Claims of Copyright Infringement
  • Trademark Claim by Third Party

Note: The exact reason or specific user action leading to deletion may not always be available, as channel content is removed upon deletion.

Purpose of This Page​

  1. Education: Help content creators understand YouTube's rules and policies.
  2. Prevention: Assist users in avoiding common mistakes that lead to channel deletion.
  3. Transparency: Provide insight into the types and frequency of policy violations on YouTube.

How to Use This Page​

  1. Check the latest deleted channels in the daily update section.
  2. Review the provided statistics to understand the impact of policy violations on channels of various sizes.
  3. Use the navigation feature to explore deletion data from previous days.
  4. Learn from the listed violation types to ensure your content complies with YouTube's policies.

Disclaimer​

While this page aims to provide accurate information, it's important to note that:

  • The exact details of policy violations may not be available due to content removal.
  • For the most up-to-date and comprehensive policy information, always refer to YouTube's official guidelines and terms of service.

By using this resource, content creators can better navigate YouTube's policies and maintain their channels in good standing.