In his most recent stream, Twitch streamer HasanAbi has criticized fellow streamer Adin Ross for wrongfully claiming copyright against another YouTuber. The claim ended up costing the other content creator thousands of dollars in revenue. HasanAbi was so incensed by Adin Ross’s actions that he declared he would personally pay for any legal action brought against him. This incident is just the latest in a series of indirect conflicts between the two broadcasters.
HasanAbi and Adin Ross have a history of fighting over streaming content. YouTube has put several processes in place to prevent full-length movies and other copyrighted material from being uploaded to the network. These processes ensure that content is not violating copyright rules.
The basis of Hasan’s most recent complaint against Adin Ross is a video in which the latter boasts about robbing another streamer, known as Internet Anarchist, for using a portion of his video in a related video featuring YouTubers Sneako and MoistCr1TiKaL.
HasanAbi rarely pursues copyright strikes when others use video from his stream for entertainment. However, he was outraged by Adin Ross’s actions, which involved claiming any videos that even briefly mentioned his name or used images and video from Hasan’s feed.
A streamer took to Twitter and wrote, “Adin Ross celebrating his false claims on my content. YouTube needs to do something to stop people like this from opening abusing the system to bully smaller creators.”
The same streamer added, “He also claims I am Hasan’s head moderator. I have no idea where he got that from.”
Hasan has also had disagreements with others regarding Adin Ross. His recent argument with streamer Trainwreckstv gained a lot of attention online.
According to YouTube’s copyright regulation, creators should only upload videos that they have made or that they are authorized to use. They should not upload videos they didn’t make or use content in their videos that someone else owns the copyright to, such as music tracks, snippets of copyrighted programs, or videos made by other users, without necessary authorizations.
YouTube even has some copyright exceptions. Copyright exceptions are laws that allow people to reuse someone else’s copyright-protected material without their permission, such as fair use in the US. YouTube encourages rightsholders to consider the applicability of copyright exceptions before submitting copyright removal requests, according to YouTube policies.
In conclusion, Twitch streamer HasanAbi has expressed his outrage at Adin Ross for wrongfully claiming copyright against another content creator. This incident is just one in a series of conflicts between the two broadcasters. HasanAbi has taken a firm stance on the issue and has declared that he will pay for any legal action brought against Adin Ross.
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