Question: Label D needs to prevent users in Spain from uploading tracks from an artist’s new album – which leaked online – to YouTube. Which of the following might describe the custom policy that Label D creates?
- Block user-uploaded videos in Spain where user video match amount <5%.
- Track user-uploaded videos in Spain where visual reference match amount >50%.
- Block user-uploaded videos in Spain where audio reference match amount >95%.
- Track partner-uploaded videos in Spain where audio reference match amount >5%.
Explanation
A custom match policy can target user-uploaded videos by territory, match type, and match amount. Because the leaked album tracks are audio assets, the relevant condition is audio reference match amount. Applying Block in Spain prevents matched user uploads from being viewable in that territory. A high match threshold helps limit the policy to videos that contain a substantial portion of the protected recording.
Why the other options are incorrect
Block with <5% is incorrect because a very small match amount is not the best condition for leaked full-track uploads.
Track visual reference is incorrect because album tracks require audio matching, not visual matching.
Track partner-uploaded is incorrect because the goal is to block user-uploaded leaks, not track partner-controlled uploads.
Source for verification
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/107129?hl=en
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/3311596?hl=en
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