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Also, fake-out channels like this will sometimes fool people into thinking it's the real channel so that they'll subscribe, and then later the entire channel will change to something else once a lot of people are subscribed, like to start shilling crypto.
Those videos aren't uploaded to the fake channel, they just added the videos from the official account to a public playlist to make the page look more convincing.
I've reported the channel, hopefully YT takes care of it soon.
My YT recommendations have been garbage recently, it's all either stuff I've already watched 10 times being recommended back to me or random short videos with 0 views, straight out of the dark web.
Guess that's what mindlessly browsing through YT gets me.
This one's quite an odd exception that not only doesn't fit those 2 criteria, it was also recommended on top of the page!
Also the fake channel has 22K subs.
I really hope those subs are just as fake as the comments on the video.
Since the linked video doesn't actually include any specific thing to scam people, I'm led to believe this person was just testing their limits to see how far they'd get.
Honestly seems like they were doing good for themselves with the algorithm, which is what scares me more.
I saw that exact thing happen once. I got recommended a channel that was posting a bunch of AI generated rubbish but otherwise didn't seem like it was doing anything else wrong, but then I checked back on it later and all of the descriptions had been updated to advertise cryptocurrency and NFTs.
The CEO changes in the past decade have been nothing but a change for the worse every single time.
Users can report the account for scamming and YT will disable/terminate the hijacked account.
actually it was not hijacked. if you go to the channel and check the channel's "@", it is @valvegabe24 instead of @Valve
GabeN doesn't have his own YT channel where he scams people.
Don't tell me you've never seen the TRILLIONS of hijacked Youtube channels scamming bitcoins whenever SpaaceX is going launching their Starship?
This is NOTHING different... the usual $50 gift coupon scam,,,
Report, block and move on...
(I opened the youtube link in FreeTube to not infect my ordinary Youtube feed)
Also not really, the algorithm on YT had never offered something as obnoxiously obvious as this to me before.
If we're talking other social medias tho, yeah this is just their bread and butter.