Question: A user disputes a claim, citing fair use/dealing guidelines. What happens if you select "Release" on this disputed claim?
- The claim becomes pending until the user responds
- The claim is set to inactive and your match policy isn’t applied
- The claim is released and the policy changes to "Track"?
- The claim moves to the "Released Claims"? queue
Explanation
Selecting Release ends enforcement of the disputed Content ID claim. The uploader’s video is no longer controlled by the asset’s match policy for that claim. This is the correct action when the rights holder accepts the dispute or chooses not to continue asserting rights. It does not change the policy into a different enforcement action.
Why the other options are incorrect
Pending status is incorrect because release does not wait for another uploader response.
Track policy is incorrect because release does not convert the claim to tracking.
Released Claims queue is incorrect because the key result is removal of claim enforcement, not a queue movement.
Source for verification
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2797454
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