Question: What can you do to avoid partner strikes for copyright violations?
- Mark all videos uploaded as original content
- Maintain proper internal controls and educate your channels
- Disable monetization on all channels
- Add a Creative Commons license for all uploaded content
Explanation
Content Manager owners are responsible for copyright compliance across their managed channels. YouTube can apply penalties when copyright strikes accumulate across channels linked to a content owner. Proper permissions, review processes, and channel training reduce the risk of unauthorized uploads. These controls help ensure content is reviewed before publication instead of relying on fixes after a violation.
Why the other options are incorrect
Original content labeling does not prove that all required rights are owned or controlled.
Monetization settings do not prevent copyright violations because infringement can occur even without ads.
Creative Commons license cannot be applied unless the uploader has the rights needed to license the content.
Source for verification
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/9142671
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2814000
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