Facebook Will Let Creators Profit When Their Videos Are Stolen

Like on YouTube, Facebook is going to let video creators make money when their videos are stolen.

If someone re-posts content without the creator's permission, the original creator can receive all of the revenue associated with the content.

Facebook's updated Rights Manager system will let owners know when a stolen video is detected.

When you're presented with info about a stolen video, you're given a few options. Facebook lets you block the content, monitor its metrics, or decide at a later time.

On top of those options, creators can claim ad earnings against content that they originally came up with.

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