How the Oct 27, 2026 review of Apple, Facebook, YouTube and Spotify Remove Alex Jones and Infowars Content went
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Report a problem on the pageThe finding
Quoted text is from the version of the page the reviewer saw.Open · 1
- Needs researchTimeline consistency · low
“YouTube terminated the Alex Jones Channel, which had about 2.4 million subscribers, for violating its Community Guidelines.”
Why it was flagged
This event names the terminated YouTube channel 'the Alex Jones Channel,' but Alex Jones describes the same termination (same subscriber count, same day) as YouTube terminating 'the Infowars channel.' Both pages cite the identical TechCrunch article ('YouTube removes Alex Jones, too') as their source for this fact, so the two accounts disagree on which channel name is correct even though they agree on every other detail (date, subscriber count, cause). Neither page's citation notes resolve the discrepancy. The channel name should be verified against the TechCrunch source and made consistent across both pages.
Why it is still open
This page and Alex Jones both cite the same TechCrunch report for the same 6 August 2018 YouTube termination (2.4 million subscribers), but name the terminated channel differently - this page says 'the Alex Jones Channel', the person page says 'the Infowars channel'. No internet access was available during this review to re-check the TechCrunch article's exact wording, so the text here was left unchanged rather than guessing which name is correct. Re-reading the cited TechCrunch article (https://techcrunch.com/2018/08/06/youtube-removes-alex-jones-too/) would settle which channel name to use consistently on both pages.