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That Hacker Is Still At It
Recently, @TinyToonyZimFan and @Callewis2 have both had their accounts hacked because of a fake accidental reporting message. I am just worried about who else could fall for this trick. I won't be falling for it, but how can I be sure that nobody else does either? [EMOTE]
If you get a message from anyone, and I mean anyone, who claims they accidentally reported you, do not respond to it. Even if it is one of your friends, do not respond to that message. If someone claims they accidentally reported you, it's actually a hacker who is trying to hack you next.
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In this installment of Sodortube, Diesel and Duke talk about how YouTube videos are confusing. I don't think YouTube had problems with views dropping down back then.
Which, fun fact, I used to think the view count was based on how many people have ever watched the video and not based on how many times anybody has watched the video. As in, if only 25 people watched the video, I thought the view count would stay at 25 if nobody besides the first 25 people had seen it, but now I know it is based on how many times the video has been watched since I think I saw a video that should have only been viewed by less than 25 people get around 600 views or something.
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