Content ID is a digital fingerprinting system used primarily by YouTube to identify and manage copyrighted material. It allows copyright holders to upload their content, which is then used to create a database of reference files. When a user uploads a video, YouTube scans it and compares it to the reference files. If a match is found, the copyright holder can choose to monetize the video, track its viewership, or block it entirely. It is used to protect copyrighted content from unauthorized use on the platform.
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