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Monetizing Sensitive Topics: What YouTube’s Policy Change Means for Gaming Creators
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2026-02-21
8 min read
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YouTube's 2026 policy shift opens monetization for nongraphic sensitive-topic videos. Learn how gaming creators can earn responsibly while protecting viewers.
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