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Amazon is constantly targeting its employees who do YouTube.

These types of memes are going viral nowadays.

There is no need to tell anyone what Amazon is, what it does. Every IT student dreams of getting a job in a company like Amazon. But these days Amazon is in discussion for some other reason, we're not talking about the great Indian festival here. we're talking about targeting employees who do YouTube as well. 

In the last one month, Amazon has started taking action against employees doing YouTube simultaneously. Amazon says in this that the employees have broken the privacy policy and made money unfairly by using Amazon's tag. And after this the employees have started resigning, so far two big names have come out, more may come. 


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