YouTube is at the top when it comes to video streaming services. It is now a household name and almost anybody of any age enjoys its services. Different people have different tastes when it comes to watching videos and YouTube has just got it all. From movie reviews, gadget reviews, cooking recipes, worldwide news, and sports videos to anything, you name it, and YouTube probably has a video on it. On a daily basis, YouTube records a hit of 1.9 billion users, with an average view of 1 billion hours each day as a whole.
YouTube is currently available as a streaming service in 91 countries with around 85 languages. Almost every smartphone user is on YouTube and is now spoiled by it. They now need it occasionally as a necessity, but what would they do if they were suddenly blocked from YouTube? Have you ever been a victim of it? If you have, then this article will help you understand how it all works and what to do in such a scenario to get your account unblocked.

Reasons why YouTube will lock your account?
- Repeated normal or severe violation of YouTube Community Guidelines, YouTube Policies and/or Terms of Services.
- Channels that promote the harassment hate speech, spreading propaganda, or impersonation.
How YouTube blocks you?
YouTube realizes the fact that mistakes can happen and many of us has a tendency of not to read their terms and services. A minor violation is always easily handled by YouTube. However if it’s a severe violation, then the chances are that you won’t see your account again. So let’s take a look at how YouTube goes about when they block someone.
Warning!
First Strike:
Suppose you didn’t learn from your first mistake and did a violation again, then you will receive first strike from YouTube. This strike will result in you not being able to use certain services for a week. This includes :
- No uploading videos, live streams, or stories.
- No creating custom thumbnails or Community posts.
- No alterations to playlists.
- Cannot add or remove playlists from the watch page.