Copyright trolls can steal any song on YT Music [video]
The YouTube video discusses copyright theft issues impacting music creators, like Ghost Data, facing trolls profiting from their content. Distributors like Function Beats and Trendy Publishing are accused of taking revenue.
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The YouTube video addresses copyright theft problems affecting music creators on the platform, like Ghost Data, who face trolls stealing and profiting from their content. Distributors such as Function Beats and Trendy Publishing are implicated in taking revenue and statistics from the original creators on YouTube. This situation underscores the significance of tackling copyright theft issues within the YouTube community.
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