Video sharing website YouTube says it has removed more than 80 million videos of violations of the content during three months.
YouTube has released this data in its 'Enforcement Report'.
The company says that during October to December 2017; they removed 83 million videos from their website.
According to the report, about 47 million people complained about videos of sexually-related videos, while videos of hateful content.
The company says most complaints based on violation of the website's code come from India, America and Brazil.
YouTube says the regulatory monitoring system has conducted 67 million videos, which was subsequently removed after sending various inspectors.
The company told the Media reporters that the 'fingerprints' of the lost videos were safe so that these videos could be detected if uploaded again.
Remember that YouTube was criticized for failing to remove the video of four non-rebel groups of the New Nazi Group National Action in the UK in March this year.
The algorithms used in the mobile app made for kids on the company are also criticized. YouTube's app for children often seems to be irrelevant video appearances.
YouTube has announced the introduction of the 'Reporting Dashboard' feature as well as facilitating its users, through which they can also find the status of videos of inappropriate content.
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