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However, the broader capabilities of the CMS tool extend far beyond Content ID. Interviews with industry peers at events like Vidsummit revealed the tool grants its users direct access to a dedicated team of YouTube employees, effectively allowing for expedited resolutions to content issues and facilitating monetization of channels with little to no followers or controversial content.
Some claim a version of the tool exists that allows for extraordinary oversight. Reports suggest it enables users to see whether any video on the platform is monetized or analyze detailed analytics of videos not originally uploaded by them. Such power can potentially lead to financial manipulation within the ecosystem.