Starting on Jan 6, YouTube will overhaul its systems to comply with a landmark privacy ruling, a move that could dent revenue for the Google video giant and thousands of its creators.
Alphabet Inc’s Google settled with federal regulators in September for violating laws on collecting data from minors, and YouTube agreed to a series of changes. Videos designed as "made for kids” would be stripped of targeted ads, which fetch higher prices, and other valuable features, such as user comments and live chats.
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