Some loser from England is trying to ruin my life [hI3monh4Zjg]

So there's this guy called Connor. Some of you might know who he is. He goes by the username, or YouTube username, of Conaito. He has a channel, 800 subs. Some of you might know who he is because he made a video about me several months ago. Actually, he made several videos about me, and I made a video about him a few weeks ago. About him mistreating my wife, and guess what he's done now? He actually reported my last video because his name, his full name appears in the live chat, in the live chat of the video for about ten seconds. Just because his real name was posted on the live chat for about ten seconds, he thought it was okay for him to report my video and file a privacy complaint. Can you believe that? So let me try and explain the situation. Me and my wife, we went on a cruise ship and I made a video about it. And I was doing a livestream on the cruise trip, on the cruise ship, and I had live chat enabled. You know, on livestreams you can have the chat displayed on top of the livestream so it looks like the chat's on top of the video? I had that enabled because I thought it was kind of funny. And then some idiot, some idiot decided to write Connor's real name, Konaito's real name and his last name, into the live chat. Pretty much doxxing him. And I didn't notice it, to be honest. I didn't realize it because I wasn't really paying attention to the live chat. And when I was editing the video, when I was editing the stream for the YouTube channel, I wasn't checking what was being said in the live chat, which was my mistake. I should have checked what was said in the live chat, and I forgot— well, I didn't forget because I didn't realize— well, I didn't notice that his name was being posted in the live chat, and I didn't edit it out, and I left it in the video. Okay, I admit that was my fault. I should have checked the live chat. I should have checked what people were saying. I should have edited out people's private information if their private information was being posted. But it wasn't my fault because I wasn't the person who was writing it. It was the person who wrote his name in the chat. It was his fault. Blame him, don't blame me. And Connor, Konaito, left a video— left a comment on the video complaining about it. In the comments, Konaito says, keeps the 4-second scene where the chat shows me name. Lol, brilliant. Thanks, boy. And then this idiot called Richie Sakamoto says, you should report him so he gets a community strike like Nobita did somewhat. H— HIMR didn't blur his identity out too. And then Konaito says, I'll have a look, shall I? Thanks to the dude who told me about this. It's just so petty of him. The only reason he wanted to report me was because he thought I would get a community strike for it. Well, I'm sorry to give you bad news, But you don't get community strikes from privacy complaints. Let me explain to you how it works because a lot of people seem to be confused. If I show someone's face in the video or if I reveal personal information such as someone's address or their name, if you are that person, you can make a privacy complaint against my video and YouTube will send me a warning message saying I have 48 hours to either remove the video or blur out the private information or the faces. If I just ignore the email and I don't blur out anything, YouTube would take it down. But they won't give me a strike for it. This is not copyrights. This is privacy complaints. If I took your picture that you took and used it in my video, then yeah, that's your copyright, and you could copyright strike my channel. That's why I don't use other people's pictures or videos anymore after what happened with Nobita. So what I had to do was I just blurred out the chat. It was only about five or six seconds where his name shows up in the chat on the video. I blurred it out. It's been forty eight hours, and the video is still up. So I guess everything's okay. I didn't get a strike, the video didn't get taken down. So I'm sorry to disappoint you, Connor, but nothing really bad happened apart from having to blur out the chat, which took me about 5 minutes. I just think you're extremely petty because I don't think you actually care about your name being written in the chat. 10,000 people already saw the video and probably didn't even notice your name being written in the chat. No one even knows who you are. If you were so upset about your name being leaked on a bloody live chat, you could have just simply messaged me on Instagram or Twitter and I would have blurred it out. But no, you had to resort to running to YouTube's report system trying to get my channel into trouble. Just admit it, you don't like me, you don't like my channel, you don't like my content, and if it was up to you, you would love to have my channel shut down. I just think it's so extremely petty that just because you don't like who I am or my videos, You want my channel to get into trouble or to get deleted. I bet you jumped for joy when you found out that you had the power to bring my channel 2 steps closer to getting shut down. Well, I'm sorry, Konaito, but I didn't get any strikes. I don't have any strikes, and I'm not gonna let any mistakes like that happen again. I just find the things that Konaito has been doing to be extremely pathetic. Let's have a look at the things that he's been doing to harass me. Number 1, he made a video exposing me and Tomoko's private conversation screenshots, hoping to split me and my wife up. Number 2, he messages my wife behind my back, hoping that she would say something like, oh, I hate being with Daniel, he abuses me, he's always cheating on me, so you can screenshot it and then make another exposé video. And then he pretends that he only messaged her because he was worried and he cared about her. What a load of rubbish. Just admit you were trying to dig up dirt so you can make another video about me. And now you're trying to get my channel a strike. just because someone typed your name in the chat. Look, I get it. I completely understand. You don't like me, you don't like my channel, you don't like my content, you don't like how I treat people. It's fine. No one's forcing you to like me or to watch my channel or my content. But just try and mind your own business. Stop harassing me. Stop trying to get me into trouble and maybe live your own life. Just a suggestion. And I know you don't like me talking about you on livestreams. You always complain. When I start mentioning you in livestreams, you think I'm talking about you behind your back secretly. Well, if you don't like me talking about you so much, then stop giving me reasons to talk about you. If you just minded your own business and didn't try and get in my face all the time, then I wouldn't have any reason to talk about you. For all we know, the person who typed your name in the live chat could be you. You could be pretending to be some other person, and you just doxxed yourself. to give yourself an opportunity to report my channel. This is what I hate about the copyright— not the copyright, the privacy complaint system on YouTube. It's so easy to abuse like that. Anyone could have come onto my stream that day and they could have just typed in their name. Imagine there's some guy called Bob Smith. He just types in Bob Smith into the live chat, and then later in the day he uses his own ID, because when you make a privacy complaint, you have to provide YouTube with your ID so they know it's you. So if you're called Bob Smith, you just provide YouTube with your passport or whatever to prove you're Bob Smith, and then you can make a privacy complaint against my video just because you wrote your own name in the live chat. It's such a stupid system. And actually, if there's anyone here called Bob Smith, you could technically report my video right now for privacy violation because I just said your name, Bob Smith. I've actually had this problem before. Some of you might remember my videos about A girl called Victoria. This childhood friend of mine, I used to have a massive crush on her. I had a massive crush on her. I made several videos about her, talking about her. She didn't like it. And in that video, I think I showed her Instagram page with her name on it, and that video got reported for privacy violations. And at the time, that was my first time receiving that kind of warning message from YouTube. I didn't think it was actually from YouTube. I thought it was some kind of Phishing scam, so I stupidly ignored the message, and I didn't blur out the bit where YouTube told me to blur out, and YouTube just took the video down. That's why my Victoria videos have vanished. And I just want to ask you: How would you feel if someone was trying to get your channel a strike? I'm pretty sure you enjoy making videos and doing YouTube as well. Otherwise, you wouldn't be doing it. How would you feel if there were groups of people trying to get your channel taken down just because they don't like the way you look or sound or? the things you say. It's not very nice, is it? And now that I think about it, I don't even know how that person who wrote your name in the live chat— I don't know how they found out your real name because I haven't told anyone, and I blurred out your name in the video I made about you. So it was either someone using some kind of internet hacking trickery to track down your Facebook account, or it was you pretending to dox yourself so you could get my channel a strike. Well— Well—