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YouTube launches pilot to let some banned creators return under new channels, targeting past COVID and election misinformation bans.
YouTube has launched a pilot program allowing some previously banned creators to apply for a "second chance" to return using new channels, starting October 9, 2025.
The initiative targets those banned for spreading outdated COVID-19 or election misinformation under now-defunct policies, excluding copyright violations and serious policy breaches.
Eligible creators must rebuild their audiences and meet current community guidelines, with no restoration of original channels or subscribers.
The move follows political scrutiny and a $24.5 million settlement with Donald Trump over his 2021 suspension.
YouTube will review each request individually, assessing past violations and potential harm, but has not disclosed specific eligibility criteria or the number of users affected.
YouTube lanza un piloto para permitir que algunos creadores prohibidos regresen bajo nuevos canales, apuntando a las prohibiciones anteriores de COVID y de información errónea sobre las elecciones.