Click the user’s name to open their account page. Click Groups. The user’s groups are listed along with the user’s role in the group and the group’s email address.

You can view group members either in your Admin console or Google Groups….Using Google Groups

1. Sign in to Google Groups.
2. Click the name of a group.
3. On the left, click Members.
4. To view people who have been banned from the group, on the left, click Banned users.

Delete a community Tap the community you want to delete. Tap Delete community. Check the box next to “I understand that I’m deleting this Community and that I won’t be able to undo it.” Tap Delete community.

On April 2, 2019 we are shutting down the consumer (personal) version of Google+, a social network by Google. If you want, you can download and save your Google+ data; this may take time so get started before March 31, 2019. The Google Account you use to sign in to these services will remain.

Google+ is being phased out due to “low usage” and because it turned into something of a security liability for Google; the company has disclosed two significant data leaks that could have exposed information for tens of millions of Google+ users to outside developers.

Google is unlikely “die” in the conventional sense of the word. The company is still somewhat overly dependent on ad revenue, but that will change.

A YouTube shutdown overnight will not happen. Natural disasters have to occur almost simultaneously in all YouTube datacenters and regions for such an event to occur. A planned shutdown of YouTube is something nobody is worried about now.

Youtube Shutting Down in 2021? Hear, Youtube shutting down in march 12 2021, But Youtube is not shutting down. So, Post Repiles it’s false.

No, Gacha Life is not shutting down in 2020. Gacha Life recently received an update to make the game more appropriate and less vulnerable to disturbing creations. Judging by the community’s reaction online, this update has removed some poses, facial expressions, and attires.

Nobody knows how YouTube detects fake views. External source tracking is also used, so that YouTube can see if people are getting to your videos from other websites, search engines, apps, and so forth.

In order for the 4000 hours of Watch Time to count, your videos have to be public. So that means you can’t do a live stream, and then set it to unlisted. You also can’t make videos and then six months down the line, delete them or set them to private. They have to remain public to count.

The math is simple, one hour is equal to 60 minutes, so all we have to do is to multiply both numbers. 4000 hours x 60 minutes = 240,000 minutes! To get to 4000 hours of YouTube watch time, you have to generate 240,000 minutes of YouTube watch time.

If you skip through a video but the total time you spend watching is more than 30 seconds, the view will count too. Repeated views count up to a certain point (say, for instance, someone watches a video multiple times a day), but they stop counting at a certain number that YouTube has not specified.

Originally Answered: What happens if I do not get 4000 watch hours and 1,000 subscribers in 1 year on YouTube? Nothing. That 4,000 hours and 1,000 Subscribers is for you to be able to enable a google ad-sense account and have ads played on your video. You don’t lose your channel or anything in that sense.

Take a look at the stats below. It’s all based on our own experience on YouTube. The average view duration on our channel in a one year period was 4 minutes, 7 seconds. That would mean to reach that 4,000 hour mark, we’d need to accumulate 60,000 views on our channel.

When you turn on ads, you’ll see a monetization icon next to each video. The icons let you know if the video is monetizing. Whether you’ll get revenue depends on several factors, including copyright claims, revenue sharing, and advertiser-friendliness.