In April, hackers targeted top VEVO music videos, including "Despacito" and work by popular artists like Shakira and Taylor Swift, by changing the text in their titles and descriptions and altering their thumbnails. Now, two French teenagers have been arrested in connection with those acts, which they did "for fun."
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BTS Surpasses Taylor Swift To Nab Biggest 24-Hour YouTube Video Debut Of All Time
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Two 18-Year-Olds Arrested In Paris For VEVO Hacks Of Top YouTube Videos Like “Despacito”
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K-Pop Supergroup BTS Nabs YouTube’s Biggest 24-Hour Video Debut Of 2018
Those numbers make "Fake Love" the third-biggest 24-hour video debut of all time, according to YouTube, following Taylor Swift’s "Look What You Made Me Do."
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A Day After Being Uploaded To YouTube, Taylor Swift’s New Music Video Sets Record With 35 Million Views
Taylor Swift's new music video for her song 'Look What You Made Me Do' has shattered YouTube records in its first 24 hours of activity.
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Todrick Hall To Appear In Taylor Swift’s ‘Look What You Made Me Do’ Music Video
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AT&T Launches Exclusive ‘Taylor Swift Now’ VOD Channel As Part Of Multi-Year Deal
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Cenk Uygur Is Latest Creator To Defend YouTube Against Music Industry Executives
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Demanding Changes To DMCA, Taylor Swift And U2 Join Music Industry’s Battle Against YouTube
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Apple’s First Original TV Series Is A Deep Dive Into The World Of Mobile Apps
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PewDiePie And Taylor Swift Are BFFs
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Facebook Users Uploaded 75% More Videos Last Year Than In 2013
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Pentatonix’s Christmas Album Hits #1 On iTunes, Beats Taylor Swift
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