Under the Ownership section, click Specific territories.Learn more about managing ownership of an asset. If you do, the video will be blocked in the other partners' territories.
This feature lets you apply a block policy in all territories outside of your ownership, since an upload policy cannot be applied in these territories.ĭon't block a video outside of your ownership if other partners own rights to the video in other territories. To block a video in territories where you don’t have ownership, you need to use the "Block outside ownership" feature. If you own rights to a video only in specific territories, you may need to prevent viewers outside of those areas from viewing your video. Territories where you don’t have ownership You can use the predefined policy to block worldwide or you can create a policy to specify where you want your video blocked. Upload policies allow you to create a partner-uploaded claim that tells YouTube to block your video in territories of your ownership. To block a video in territories where you have ownership, you need to set up an upload policy.
If you own rights to a video only in specific territories, you may want to prevent viewers in those territories from viewing your video.
Blocking video views in specific territories is sometimes called "geo-fencing." In other cases, you may need to block your video from being viewed in territories where you own the rights to the video. For example, you may own the rights to a video in some territories and need to prevent viewers from outside those territories from viewing your video.
Sometimes you may need to block your videos from being viewable in specific territories. These features are only available to partners who use YouTube Studio Content Manager.
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