2020-7-24 19:38 |
The video sharing giant filed a motion to dismiss Ripple’s lawsuit that alleges that YouTube did not do enough to stop free XRP giveaway scams, copyright infringement. origin »
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Coinspeaker YouTube Moves Motion against Ripple Lawsuit for XRP Giveaway ScamsCiting the Communications Decency Act of the California law, YouTube says that it cannot be treated as publishers for any third-party content.
2020-7-24 08:53 | |
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has joined the legal fray in suing YouTube over fake crypto giveaways using his image.
2020-7-23 03:07 | |
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Wozniak is among 18 plaintiffs suing the video-sharing giant for allowing crypto giveaway scams using his likeness to flourish on the platform.
2020-7-23 01:43 | |
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Youtube’s representative attorneys have responded to Ripple’s lawsuit by saying that YouTube is not liable to the actions of third-party content creators on the platform. Ripple’s lawsuit argued that YouTube benefits from ad traffic from such scammers and by failing to take action against them, the platform is complicit.
2020-7-22 22:22 | |
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Lawyers for the video-sharing platform argue that because Ripple impersonators were third-parties it has no liability.
2020-7-22 08:21 | |
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Cryptocurrency Giveaway scams are nothing new, but this year they have been the go-to method for hackers who have made and are expected to continue making millions of dollars from it. In the past week, we have reported on so many giveaway scams, most of which were carried out on YouTube. However, it looks like […]
2020-7-17 19:25 | |
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Cryptocurrency scams are a recurring aspect of the market.
The post Cardano (ADA) founder Charles Hoskinson blasts YouTube over crypto scams appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2020-7-12 11:18 | |
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Over the past few weeks, YouTube cryptocurrency giveaway scams have been gaining popularity for their increased fraudulent ads where crypto CEOs and Founders have been impersonated, and their identity used to defraud unsuspecting YouTube viewers of millions of cryptocurrencies.
2020-7-12 23:38 | |
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Cryptocurrency scams continue to appear on YouTube, misusing content from influential people in the space and stealing from the gullible.
2020-7-11 13:00 | |
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Be careful of what you see and click The Internet has pushed the entire world into its phones and laptops. With this, came bad actors with the malicious intent to lure users into a fraudulent websiThe post Bitcoin Scams on YouTube: An everyday affair? appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2020-6-26 18:00 | |
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YouTube has suspended the YouTube channel of Ripple CTO, David Schwartz. Interestingly enough, this comes only a week after the blockchain unicorn filed a legal suit against the video-streaming giant over XRP giveaway scams.
2020-4-30 18:44 | |
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Ripple is a company that isn’t catering to the traditional cryptocurrency crowd. Even so, it has taken YouTube to court over the many crypto-related scams the platform has allowed to happen in recent months.
2020-4-24 05:00 | |
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Ripple is taking cryptocurrency scams on YouTube very seriously and is calling for the video streaming service to be held accountable in court. The blockchain company behind XRP has sued Alphabet’s YouTube.
2020-4-23 00:26 | |
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Ripple is suing Youtube, accusing the video platform of not doing enough to eliminate crypto-related “giveaway” scams. The payment network wants to force Youtube to protect its users from such scams.
2020-4-24 17:30 | |
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Ripple Labs and CEO Brad Garlinghouse are suing YouTube over allegations that the video streaming giant has failed to police its platform against fake XRP giveaway scams, resulting in monetary damage to users and reputational harm to Ripple.
2020-4-22 23:39 | |
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Blockchain company Ripple Labs, along with its CEO Brad Garlinghouse, has filed a lawsuit against video-streaming company YouTube LLC. Per an official Ripple publication, YouTube failed to keep XRP scams away from its platform.
2020-4-22 22:20 | |
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Ripple Labs filed a lawsuit against Youtube for its “deliberate inaction” in stopping repeated XRP scams
2020-4-22 20:52 | |
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Ripple sues YouTube for "choosing inaction" when it comes to curbing the spread of cryptocurrency scams on its platform
2020-4-21 20:05 | |
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When the co-founder of SPQR Media (and presumably Ripple supporter) alerted Brad Garlinghouse of a fake YouTube account using his name, the Ripple CEO lost his calm. He took to Twitter to call for greater action on scammers, saying “enough is enough” and warning “more to come.
2020-3-26 16:00 | |
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You’ve definitely seen them: YouTube and Twitter posts from Elon Musk, President Donald Trump and Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse promising free cryptocurrency. These posts include branding and profile pictures that look exactly like the imagery that the company or individual uses.
2020-3-26 00:57 | |
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Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and James Bond?s Daniel Craig have one thing in common -- their famous names being used to promote cryptocurrency scams
2020-3-24 10:37 | |
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Youtube has become infested with ethereum, bitcoin, bitcoin cash, and xrp scams whereby endless fake livestreams of notable individuals pretend they are giving away eth, bitcoin, bitcoin cash, or even.
2020-2-13 21:00 | |
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Ledger, the company behind popular cryptocurrency hardware wallets like the Nano S and the Nano X, has revealed that users are facing phishing attacks that are originating from hacked YouTube accounts.
2020-1-28 10:11 | |
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The number of cryptocurrency scams in existence remains very problematic. It seems unlikely that this situation will improve in the near future. When looking on YouTube for crypto videos, it is especially advised to be extremely cautious these days.
2020-1-16 02:00 | |
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Christmas has arrived and so have cryptocurrency giveaway scams with their enticing offers on YouTube. Giveaway scams are no new tale to tell in the cryptocurrency market. It's been plaguing the spaceThe post Ethereum, Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Monero giveaway X'mas scams arrive appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2019-12-25 17:00 | |
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There’s a new scam circulating on YouTube and Telegram, a scam that involves Ethereum (ETH) holders sending their ETH in order to get a 10 times more valuable reward. Unfortunately, the crypto space is not at all free from scams.
2019-12-9 20:04 | |
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Dutch journalist and TV presenter, Jort Kelder, called out a Bitcoin scammer over Skype following the illicit use his face. Researchers located and revealed the names of a number of companies that have been using the faces of celebrities to promote heinous Bitcoin scams, Brandpunt+ reported earlier this year.
2019-10-3 15:39 | |
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Canadian blogger Ben Perrin, who runs a cryptocurrency educational Youtube channel, drew crypto scammers around his finger, persuading them to send him their bitcoins.
2019-8-21 01:22 | |
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Ben Perrin, a Calgary-based bitcoin enthusiast who runs an educational YouTube channel dedicated to enlightening the masses on all things cryptos, has succeeded in beating scammers in their own game and he’s donated the proceeds to Bitcoin Venezuela, a platform that helps Venezuelans buy groceries with cryptos, reports CBC on August 7, 2019.
2019-8-8 23:00 | |
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Cryptocurrency is getting hot and more popular by the day but with its popularity, it opens doors for people to scam those trying to get into the crypto game. Let’s take a look at a Canadian crypto exchange company.
2019-6-25 17:57 | |
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A new season of Fortnite is upon is, and with it a busload of new scams. This time, internet baddies are intent on stealing the Bitcoin (and data) of Fortnite players. Computer security firm Malwarebytes conducted an investigation into the Fortnite ecosystem.
2018-10-4 14:38 | |
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Jordan Belfort, the former stock broker made famous by Leonardo DiCaprio in Martin Scorsese’s “Wolf of Wall Street,” is intimately familiar with scams. According to Belfort, that experience has given him insight into a modern financial asset: Bitcoin.
2018-7-3 22:23 | |
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Crypto pundit Apex Crypto has shared an urgent update with the XRP community as he looked to debunk a theory outlined by another pundit, Lewis Jackson. Jackson suggested that the altcoin is unlikely to reach ambitious targets, such as $1,000, regardless of its utility.
YouTube has taken a subtle step that could reshape the way creators manage their income. YouTube will now let U.S. creators receive payouts in PayPal’s PYUSD stablecoin, marking one of the clearest steps Big Tech has taken toward crypto-linked earnings.…
XRP commentator Oscar Ramos's coverage of a pivotal industry event was temporarily erased by YouTube due to an alleged violation of community standards.
On Oct. 5, 2025, one of the best-known bitcoin advocates, the founder of Strategy, Michael Saylor, told the YouTube star Jimmy Donaldson, known as MrBeast, to buy bitcoin. It was a reply to the post in which MrBeast voiced his…
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