The YouTube administration has allowed all service users to start live broadcasts on their channel. Earlier, to get on the air, the account owner must have had at least a thousand subscribers. This is reported by the resource The Verge.

It is worth noting that to run an online broadcast Go Live user account yet must be verified. In addition, bloggers who received a ban on live broadcasts in the last 90 days will also not be able to contact.

Representatives of Google and YouTube have not officially confirmed the information about the abolition of restrictions for the launch of live broadcasts. However, according to the source, changes in the rules should take effect within the next few days.

Google has added possible live streaming through YouTube's video hosting in June 2016. First, the launch of an online broadcast on a mobile device was available to users with 10,000 subscribers, then the requirements fell to one thousand people in subscriptions.