Chavie Lieber

tech and business reporter, Vox

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Kids are obsessed with YouTube, and many love to post videos of themselves. There are videos of young girls dancing, doing cartwheels, putting on makeup, opening presents.

YouTube steps in after sexual predators leave lascivious comments on innocent videos of girls

Kids are obsessed with YouTube, and many love to post videos of themselves. There are videos of young girls dancing, doing cartwheels, putting on makeup, opening presents.

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