Quote from: mahendra-13 on Today at 11:50:25 AM

Quote from: Naficopa on January 24, 2022, 09:47:40 PM

Quote from: Desmong on January 24, 2022, 09:41:09 PM

Any persons that is waiting for the regulation of influencers content is wasting their time because Youtube are making their own money from content viewers which makes it difficult for such expectation. Individual gambling should take necessary precautions to avoid being scammed or interacting with fame projects.

If YouTube doesn't want to regulate it, maybe it should be done by law?!
I'm sure the law regulates advertising in some way (alcohol, cigarettes, guns, gambling), so if it does with influencers, YouTube will have to controll that also.

Agree with you, but there are ways to avoid those rules and regulations. I mean those Vloggers don't promote a particular casino in the video, for example, but use their premises to show how much they win. When a weak soul sees such a clip, they will definitely try to opt for a casino that is shown in the clip, etc.

That can work for new people who are curious about gambling but not those who have already played gambling. They can know what site those Vloggers promote to show a clue about the site that only those who play that will know. Maybe the regulations will benefit Youtube and not the Vloggers as Youtube owns the site so Youtube can do whatever they want. A short, I agree that it needs individual precautions to avoid the videos if they think that can make them in danger.