How YouTube’s Monetization Policy Change Lets You Earn Talking About Tough Topics
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How YouTube’s Monetization Policy Change Lets You Earn Talking About Tough Topics

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2026-02-01
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A 2026 guide for creators: how to make honest, non-graphic videos on abortion, self-harm, suicide, and abuse that qualify for full YouTube monetization.

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