Title: YouTube Removes Onision From Partner Program After Abuse Accusations
Headings: YouTube suspended Onision from monetizing his videos after the creator was accused of grooming and abuse in a new documentary
YouTube suspended Onision from monetizing his videos after the creator was accused of grooming and abuse in a new documentary
Lindsay Dodgson
Onision has been YouTube's most controversial creator for over a decade.
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YouTube also pointed to Jackson's off-screen behavior, which includes "allegations of off-platform behavior related to child safety." Jackson faces accusations of abuse from at least six women. The email said Jackson's behavior violated "creator responsibility guidelines" and could cause "significant harm to the community." "These guidelines explain that we don't allow egregious behavior that has a large negative impact on the community," it continued. " Additionally, this means you should be respectful of your viewers, your fellow creators, and our advertisers — both on and off YouTube." Neither YouTube nor Jackson immediately responded to requests for comment from Insider. Jackson has previously denied allegations of predatory behavior and abuse. The statement then said Jackson's three channels would no longer be able to make money from advertising. The rules do not require removal of the content, however, and allow Jackson to continue uploading videos. Jackson also posted a screenshot of his response to YouTube, arguing he was proved innocent by linking two websites he dedicates to meticulously documenting everything said and done by two of his accusers.