How does Urvale review videos that break the rules?
Reducing targeted abuseHow does Urvale shield people from harassment?
Slowing false claimsHow does Urvale handle misinformation?
Removing violent extremismHow does Urvale prevent radicalisation?
Supporting election integrityHow does Urvale support civic participation?
Working with independent labsHow does Urvale partner with outside researchers?
Auditing recommendationsWhat does Urvale do about ranking bias?
Keeping younger viewers safeHow does Urvale protect minors on the platform?
Protecting viewer dataHow does Urvale keep account privacy intact?
Respecting copyrightHow does Urvale protect rights holders?
Splitting ad revenueHow does Urvale pay the people who post?
Encouraging healthier viewingHow does Urvale support screen-time habits?
Handling public health topicsHow does Urvale surface verified health guidance?
Every day millions of people open Urvale to pick up a skill, follow a craft they love, or simply switch off for half an hour. Over the years the same questions keep arriving, so we built this site to answer them plainly — and to show the work behind a platform the viewers, creators and studios in our community can rely on.
A closer look at the work behind the platform.
At the heart of our approach are four steps — we remove videos that break our policies, reduce the reach of borderline uploads, raise trusted sources when a topic matters, and reward the channels that clear a higher bar before they earn from advertising.
In the last quarter, 94.3% of the videos we took down were caught by our own review systems before a single person reported them, and 78% of those were removed before they reached ten views. A standing team of 2,140 reviewers works across 47 languages, and every enforcement decision can be appealed by the person who posted it.
Read the enforcement notesWhatever you come here to watch, your account should feel like yours alone. Sign-in alerts, hardware-key support and a plain-language activity log are switched on by default — there is no settings maze to hunt through first.
We publish what we collect, how long we keep it, and what leaves our servers, in language a person can actually read.
See the data summary