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There are three ways to resolve a copyright strike: Wait for it to expire: Copyright strikes expire after 90 days.Get a retraction: You can get in touch with the person who claimed your video and ask them to retract their claim of copyright infringement.

If you have 3 copyright strikes on your channel then unfortunately you can't get back your channel. YouTube will remove your channel and all the videos from it.

Content that includes video clips, images, or audio you haven't produced yourself will likely spark a copyright claim. Fortunately, you can remove these alerts.The last thing you want to receive is a copyright strike, which means the copyright owner submitted a legal takedown request for the video.

Since the copyright claim is completely false, 100% not true, and you can prove it, go ahead and dispute the claim explaining that the claim was made in error (more info on how to dispute a claim here). It should be removed from your video. Let's assume you used somebody else's song or music in your video.

A copyright strike WILL adversely affect your channel. The copyright holder can completely remove your video from YouTube. If you receive a copyright strike you won't be able to monetize your videos. You also won't be able to live stream from your account.

If you receive a third copyright strike before the first two strikes have expired, YouTube will automatically terminate your account and remove all of your uploaded videos. You'll also be banned from creating any new channels.

If you upload a video that contains copyright-protected content, your video could get a Content ID claim.Copyright owners can set Content ID to block uploads that match a copyrighted work they own the rights to. They can also allow the claimed content to remain on YouTube with ads.