Fake YouTube accounts spread misinformation for an extended period.

On YouTube, these accounts frequently mimic well-known personalities in an effort to con users into handing over cash and personal information. YouTube has been working hard to remove these accounts, but in the meanwhile, it has come up with a cunning YouTube new version solution. Like other social apps like Twitter and Discord, as well as thousands of other akin apps, the video-sharing website has added “handles” to the platform. These “handles” merely name merely name tags that are unique to a YouTuber, allowing for proper differentiation from other users.

The handles are “unique to each channel so that creators may further develop their individual personality and brand on YouTube,” according to the company.

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handles can be use for a number of things, such as branding and identification, as well as for mentioning in remarks, community postings, and video descriptions.

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YouTube has claim that content creators will be informed “over the next month” when they choose a handle for their channel, even though the new upgrade has not yet been made available to the general public.

Channels with a personalized URL previously established as their default handle will have that URL set automatically however, the channel owners of those channels will have the ability to change their handle as soon as the notification is receive in YouTube Studio.

The company has made it clear that a number of factors, such as “total YouTube prominence,” “subscription count,” and “whether the channel is active or dormant,” would affect the selection of the handle in YouTube new version.

Additionally, a corresponding URL (youtube.com/@[handle]) will be created with these handles. Visit the Frequently Asked Questions section on YouTube to find out more information about the feature.