You keep hearing that faceless and AI-assisted channels are losing monetisation, but you can’t tell whether yours is at risk or what you would have to change. This guide explains YouTube’s published inauthentic-content policy in plain words and gives you the worksheets to act on it.

What’s inside:
• A 15-minute risk check: ten yes-or-no questions and how to read your score
• The three policy categories and the separate reused-content rule, with allowed and not-allowed examples
• An audit scorecard for your recent uploads
• A per-video checklist for visible human input, plus when to set “AI use” to Yes
• The appeal windows (7 days before a scheduled suspension, 21 days after one) and a five-minute appeal video outline
• The 90-day wait before re-applying, and the mistakes that cost you a cycle
• A 30-day action plan and a one-page deadline tracker

Who it’s for: creators with faceless or AI-assisted channels (voiceover, stock or AI visuals, compilations, Shorts) who are in the Partner Program, about to apply, or just rejected or suspended.

What you get: a 22-page PDF in English, with instant access after purchase.

Good to know: this is an independent guide, not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube. It is general educational information, not legal or professional advice, and it does not guarantee monetisation, approval or reinstatement. Policy details reflect YouTube’s Help pages as read on 4 October 2026.