JLR Investigates says YouTube has demonetized his channel, and he is appealing the decision while considering a move to another platform. 🔎 Worried about your personal info being exposed online? Run a free privacy scan ➜ https://dataseal.io/signup?via=ickedmel With more than 550,000 subscribers and nearly 250 million views, JLR Investigates has built an audience around true crime coverage and investigative journalism. Now, the creator says his channel has lost monetization, raising questions about where he takes his reporting next. In his announcement, JLR expressed disappointment and said he is open to leaving YouTube for platforms such as X or Kick if monetization is not restored. The self-described gonzo journalist and FOIA records requester is challenging the decision through an appeal. Supporters responding to his post encouraged him to consider other platforms, including Rumble and X. Others pledged to follow him wherever he goes and praised his coverage of overlooked stories. We're discussing JLR's announcement, the response from his audience, and what a possible platform switch could mean for his coverage. His post does not establish a final appeal outcome. Would you follow JLR to another platform, or would you prefer his coverage to stay on YouTube? Share your thoughts below, and subscribe for more news and commentary. Source: JLR Investigates' announcement https://x.com/JLRINVESTIGATES/status/2110540902535983289 #jlrinvestigates #youtubedemonetization #truecrime