YouTube takes action on campaigns targeting Hong Kong protests
(World News Science)

YouTube, Google’s video streaming service, said on Thursday that it disabled hundreds of channels on the platform, which were tied to a coordinated campaign against Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests. Advertising Hong Kong, which became part of China in 1997 under the “one country, two systems” concept, is in the midst of an unprecedented political crisis, which has seen millions of people take to the streets. ‘Coordinated influence operations’...