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YouTube added a new AI assistant feature that allows users who have been hacked to recover their accounts and safeguard them from future invasions.
The new “hacked channel assistant” will allow “eligible creators” a way to troubleshoot their accounts when they’ve been hacked.
Google says it’s working to make the feature accessible to all YouTube creators.
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