Melbourne, Dec 4 : In an attempt to clean up its content, YouTube has announced that it is cracking down on "sexually suggestive" videos.
On its blog, the popular video-sharing website, said it would be enforcing a "stricter standard for mature content" and "tightening the standard for what is considered ''sexually suggestive.''"
YouTube, the Google-owned website, has already banned users to post pornographic content on the website.
"Videos with sexually suggestive (but not prohibited) content will be age-restricted, which means they''ll be available only to viewers who are 18 or older," News. com. au quoted YouTube as saying.