TechCrunch wrote that Google has recently removed the term “pornographic” from the restrictions on uploading videos. It is now just a restriction on “obscene” material, with an added categorization for “mature and adult” content. TechCrunch also believes Google removed a checkbox confirmation that said, “video is not pornographic or obscene material.” Philipp Lenssen also notes this, and added commentary by Donna Bogatin at News.com.
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