“We enforce our policies using a combination of machine learning and human reviewers. In addition to our automated flagging systems, Trusted Flaggers and our broader community of users play an important role in flagging content,” YouTube said in a statement. YouTube also has Community Guidelines that dictates what content is not allowed on the platform.
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