The Act Man accuses YouTube of not penalizing real-life doxing but rather punishing him for joking about it on Twitter

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In his most recent video, the Act Man has leveled some serious allegations against YouTube. He accused the Google-owned platform of not taking steps to curb doxing against the creator's family while demonetizing his channel for sarcastic tweets about it.

The Act Man vs Quantum TV drama has been going on for a long time. It started some months ago after lots of people criticized the latter's Elden Ring review video.

The problem started when Quantum TV, known by many as a copyright abuser, pulled down one of the reviews by a channel named Mischief.

That is when The Act Man got involved, making his own video titled Elden Ring Hot Takes. Without going into detail, which readers can do here, the beef escalated into a full-fledged online war after Quantum TV contacted his adversary's mother, and things got really serious.

Almost a month later, the YouTuber is ready to talk about it in his latest video, which starts with a disclaimer:

The main point of contention for the allegations leveled against YouTube is basically whether Quantum TV's phone call with The Act Man's mother could be considered doxing or not. Doxing is basically sharing somebody's private information, such as contact details, intending to inflict harm on people.

The YouTuber started his video titled So My Channel Was Demonetized... Here is The Aftermath by thanking people who were with him through thick and thin and fans who have supported him through the troubled times:

He opened up about the reasons given to him for the demonization as follows:

Now, the relevant tweets were made after YouTube did not penalize Quantum TV for allegedly threatening his mother with real-world consequences. The Act Man maintained that the tweets were so jocular that no one in their right