YouTube will censor videos that cast doubt on Democratic candidate Joe Biden's election victory.
It is a very controversial decision because, although it may be wrong, the right to differ, the foundation of democracy, must still exist.
This controversial executive order nullifying any opposition was taken after enough states had approved its results, until the election deadline of Dec.8.
From that date on, the election data verification boards are being updated, including a link to the Federal Register Office page where Joe Biden is said to be the next president of the United States.
YouTube said that its intention to stop disinformation about the elections has been in effect since last September, when 8,000 channels and thousands of videos related to the election result were censored for their alleged "harmful and misleading" content.
The Elliott decision also comes after the Trump campaign filed several lawsuits over election fraud.













