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Understand Claim Detail Pages

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The Claim Detail Page displays all relevant information we have about a claim:

  • Asset Details: The title, ID, and match policy of the asset the claim is based on. You can click the title or ID to see more details about the asset.

  • Video Details: The video ID, the ID of the channel on which the video was uploaded, and the claim ID. You can click the video ID or channel ID to see all claims on that video or channel.

  • History: Timeline of when the claim was created, released, disputed, or appealed.

  • Match Segments: All segments of the video that include your asset's reference. You can click on a segment to play the respective section in the video.

  • Video Metadata: Metadata we have about the video. Currently, this displays only the video description in the video's primary language when the claim was imported, disputed, or appealed, if the claim was updated within the last 60 days. Read the for more details.

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