Choosing not to monetize on the video If you don't submit a dispute, there are a few other ways to resolve a Content ID claim, such as removing the claimed content from your video. Ultimately, …

If you believe a claim is invalid, you can dispute the claim if you're confident you have all the necessary rights to use the claimed content. If you plan to dispute a claim and were monetizing your video, be …

Why does the claimant review both the initial dispute and the appeal? The initial dispute and the appeal are reviewed by the claimant because YouTube can’t make ownership determinations. YouTube …

The initial dispute option can take up to 30 days for the claimant to respond to the dispute. If they reject your dispute, you may be able to appeal the decision. The claimant then has 7 days to respond to …

When you dispute a Content ID claim, the person who claimed your video (the claimant) is notified. The claimant has 30 days to respond. Before you dispute Before you dispute a Content ID claim, you …

Monetization during Content ID disputes Videos can earn money during a Content ID dispute if both the video creator and the Content ID claimant want to monetize the video. You can dispute a Content ID …

In this video, we’ll walk through how to manage and take action on Content ID claims in YouTube Studio. We'll show where you can see your videos affected by Content ID claims, and the steps you …

Claim issues that require action from you can include potential claims, disputed claims, and appealed claims. Once you've reviewed your claim issues, there are a few different actions you can take, …

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However, if you dispute a Content ID claim without a valid reason, the copyright owner has the option to submit a copyright removal request for your content. If the copyright removal request appears valid, …