YouTube Leaks Spark Concerns , About Google Employee Access , to Unpublished Videos.<br />Last week, PlayStation's lineup for the <br />State of Play event was leaked shortly after <br />the event was scheduled to appear on YouTube.<br />Last week, PlayStation's lineup for the <br />State of Play event was leaked shortly after <br />the event was scheduled to appear on YouTube.<br />The Verge reports that the leak has <br />contributed to concerns regarding Google <br />employees' access to videos before they go live.<br />The issue was recently highlighted <br />in reports by Insider Gaming <br />and 404 Media.<br />One of the leaks, which was noted by Tom Henderson <br />of Insider Gaming, involved KSI's 2022 attempt to <br />give away over $10,000 in Amazon gift cards.<br />However, an internal YouTube investigation was started <br />after KSI realized that all of the gift card codes had <br />already been redeemed prior to the video going live.<br />However, an internal YouTube investigation was started <br />after KSI realized that all of the gift card codes had <br />already been redeemed prior to the video going live.<br />A similar internal investigation <br />was opened after the trailer <br />for GTA VI leaked online. .<br />According to a report by 404 Media, a Google <br />contractor was responsible for the 2017 Nintendo <br />leak that revealed an early look at 'Yoshi's Crafted World.'.<br />The Verge reports that an image <br />of the game's trailer was posted to <br />Reddit just ahead of its big reveal at E3. .<br />The post contained an “admin.youtube.com” URL, <br />which would suggest that an employee had <br />accessed the video prior to its public release.<br />According to a database entry reported on by <br />404 Media, Google confirmed that an employee <br />had gained access to and deliberately leaked the video.
