The new rule has been implemented because of an investigative report from The Times’ that noticed some failings in YouTube’s monitoring system.

A spokesperson for Google, who owns the website said about the new ruling: “The particular concern is over those videos that show weapons to threat or bullying the people and this area is really needed to be addressed.

It’s not happening first time that YouTube changed its submission rules .During the last week, YouTube posted an update to community guidelines on its official blog in which change of policy related to videos that had hate speeches, violence and other content was announced.

These new guidelines are somewhat confusing for some as well as they are asking whether the rules also apply on pro military videos.

According to YouTube, it has to face problems in vetting video before they go on the site.

In a quick search, you would find that there are around 78,000 videos on the site that relate to the word ‘gun’.

Even with YouTube’s setbacks on their video length limits, it seems that many people would still rather split their videos just so they can put it on the world’s largest video website – and it is possibly due to the higher exposure they will get. This new limit on video size should bring even more people to YouTube and for the existing members; this will further justify the reasons to stay a loyal user.

Apple users, you are not left behind. The company also said that a Mac version of the new uploader is being developed.

People are hoping that a time limit boost will be introduced as well, and this would put YouTube even closer to becoming a monopoly for online videos. Almost everything else a video sharing website needs is already present, and it is just a matter of time before the giant will completely dominate the market. Google’s acquisition of YouTube only means that they won’t have to worry about having Google Video suffer from these actions.