Google-owned YouTube will enable former President Donald Trump’s account to put up new movies as of Friday, lifting restrictions put in place following the Jan. 6 riot on the U.S. Capitol in 2021.

The choice implies that Trump’s accounts on three main platforms from which he was suspended or restricted at the moment are restored, in time for his anticipated marketing campaign for the 2024 election. East Auto Information proprietor Meta and Twitter had each earlier determined to reinstate Trump’s accounts, after suspending them for concern he would incite additional violence.

In 2021, then-YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki mentioned Trump’s restrictions can be lifted when it believed the danger of real-world violence had subsided. The account was not terminated from the location, but it surely couldn’t add new movies below the restrictions.

“We rigorously evaluated the continued danger of real-world violence, balancing that with the significance of preserving the chance for voters to listen to equally from main nationwide candidates within the run as much as an election,” YouTube’s Vice President of Public Coverage Leslie Miller mentioned in an announcement. “This channel will proceed to be topic to our insurance policies, identical to some other channel on YouTube.”

YouTube mentioned its belief and security groups analyzed elements corresponding to authorities safety alerts and violent rhetoric throughout completely different platforms to find out when the danger of real-world violence had decreased. The corporate additionally famous that Trump’s posts on YouTube are likely to differ from these on different platforms, typically together with reuploads from information networks.

As of Friday, Trump’s YouTube account has greater than 2.6 million subscribers.

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