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Google shutters greater than 200 YouTube channels amid Hong Kong protests

Google says it close down loads of YouTube channels tied to incorrect information across the Hong Kong protests.
Google says it shut down hundreds of YouTube channels tied to misinformation around the Hong Kong protests.

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Author: Cnbc

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