Ban YouTube Like Tik Tok

Aaradhya Bachchan with her parents Abhishek Bachchan 
and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Bollywood stars. Online pic.

India is one of the countries that banned Tik Tok because it thinks the app might use the data for spying. It should also ban YouTube after the Delhi High Court ruling about Aaradhya Bachchan. The 11 year-old wanted the court to tell YouTube to desist from posting videos claiming she was sick, even suggesting she was ‘no more.’

Indian and Nigerian actors and actresses are used to it. It’s no surprise to wake up in the morning, switch on their phones or laptops and read that they’re dead. The Delhi High Court granted Aaradhya Bachchan her plea and sent a message to YouTube that such videos must be taken down. YouTube compiled and will also provide names of who started the lie: source URLs.

Aaradhya Bachchan is just one of the children that are harmed by online lies and frightening adult content. YouTube is aware of sites that have been selling children for years. It also knows content that will harm children playing in the sun, not aware that the approaching car, has satanic intentions for them. India banned Tik Tok based on what might happen, a probability.

The Delhi High Court is not guess work. It has strong language for videos that harm children and it specifically said all children, not just celebrity children like Aaradhya Bachchan. Before this case, the world just sighed and lamented about the evils of the internet. What can we do? What is bad, Tik Tok or YouTube? They are equally bad therefore, America which ordered all vassal countries to ban Tik Tok, must also ban YouTube. The harm to children justifies it.

Ban YouTube? It’s too big. It can never happen. It can, the same way India banned Tik Tok, to protect kids' data.

By: Nonqaba waka Msimang.

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