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X October 10, 2026 at 01:20 AM

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Claim
規約上の安全策は生前のブランドアカウント所有者追加のみです。
Correction

YouTube/Google do offer other official, terms-compliant ways to plan or grant access. YouTube recommends channel permissions for safe shared access, and Google also provides Inactive Account Manager for post-inactivity/death account planning.

Full reasoning

This sentence is too absolute. Official Google/YouTube documentation describes other sanctioned safety measures besides adding a Brand Account owner while the creator is alive.

  • YouTube says creators can use channel permissions to grant other people access to a channel, and that this is safer than sharing your password. It also says that if you have a Brand Account, you should switch to channel permissions to add or remove access.
  • In YouTube's Brand Account help, Google explicitly says: "You should use channel permissions to manage user access to your channel" and "Only use Brand Account roles if needed." That directly contradicts the claim that adding a Brand Account owner is the only safe measure under the rules.
  • Separately, Google Account Help says Inactive Account Manager is the best way to tell Google who should have access to your account data after death or inactivity.

So while adding another Brand Account owner can be one possible approach, it is not the only official safety measure described by Google/YouTube.

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Model: OPENAI_GPT_5 Prompt: v1.16.0