Speaker 1: This is Cena and here are the stories that matter right now, YouTube announced it will widen its ban on videos, featuring medical misinformation. The broader ban will include false claims about all established vaccines, not just COVID 19 vaccines, starting Wednesday. YouTube will take down any videos alleging that a proved vaccines don't work are dangerous cause chronic health problems or contain harmful ingredients. The company says it has taken down 130,000 [00:00:30] videos specifically for COVID vaccine misinformation. Since last year, Twitch streamers who were regularly harassed in their chats. Now have a new tool to help combat abuse. The Amazon owned company says it's adding phone and email verification to chat users who have multiple accounts tied to one phone number will have all their accounts suspended. If just one of them is suspended. Twitch hopes, the move will help curb so-called hate rates where trolls target [00:01:00] a streamer and fill chat whistles and expletives. And finally, Facebook is importing. One of Instagram's star features reels, the short form videos, which originally launched on Instagram last year can now be created and viewed on the main Facebook app by users in the us with an iOS or Android device. Facebook is also testing the ability air reels between Instagram and Facebook, as well as test a variety of ads during and between reels
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