MYSTERY WebDriver

MYSTERY WebDriver TORSO WHAT IS?
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São Paulo - Some things are more fun before being explained. This is the case of a mysterious YouTube channel, the Webdriver torso. Recently, Google has admitted he is behind the channel that rises thousands of cryptic videos.
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Since March 2013, the channel had been causing a stir on the internet. He has published more than 80 thousand videos with blue and red geometric shapes. All videos are only 11 seconds long.
Speculation passed since aliens to the New World Order. But in the end it was just Google.
The videos are sent by the company to test quality of YouTube. Apparently, the content is unimportant, just a random arrangement of shapes and sounds. According to a source from YouTube, they are extremely simple to be made.
Google had been doing mystery about it and even encouraging netizens. To fetch the channel name, "Torso Webdriver" on YouTube, the page appears with the results full of colored rectangles.
The discovery of the connection with Google was taken by Engadget, which could relate to some account profiles of company employees in Switzerland. Google confirmed the involvement and then sent an official explanation.
"We will never give up deliver fast and without any quality loss uploads, and we will never let you touch the low quality videos on YouTube. That is why we always ran tests like Webdriver Torso "wrote Google.
The message uses bits of the song "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley. The Rickrolling meme (video artist dancing) was published in Webdriver channel torso.
Conspiracy versions could be more interesting. But Google took the letter from Rick Astley, "Never shall we say a lie and hurt you you."
See below the video of Rick Astley Webdriver torso with dancing:

Webdriver Torso - New mysteries emerged.

Anyone who has read and watched our article on the Webdriver torso (See Here) know what we're talking about and also know that the whole subject is "bizarrely" sinister. The mystery still remains and this time, things got much more interesting.


The video below is of the Acquis Damn, now we show in the previous post:




In this video, there are several explanations of the torso Webdriver and one of them says that the channel webdriver "has no profit ..." At least not until the evening of 22/05/2014,
Today (05.22.2014) The Cursed Collection Fear and site B were informed that the status of the channel torso webdriver changed to "monetized."

In the image below, you can see the statistics site Social Blade which shows that a company called "ytuploadtestpartner_torso" claimed the rights to the videos.
An interesting fact about this is that this mysterious company has no other channel and claimed their stats are "zeroed" in Social Blade, which makes us deduce that it was created recently.




For those unaware, the blade is a social site that shows statistics of the You Tube channel and for someone to claim the rights of a channel you need to be suitable for such documentation.
This leaves more confused than before because history, the question arises:
If the Webdriver torso is only one channel experiment and You Tube, why a network would claim their rights?


In the video made by the foreign channel "Ignorant de la Vida" you can see a simulation-based calculations of where one of the videos of Webdriver channel torso was filmed, this is a hotel in France and the location is not a hosting of commercial buildings, which dismisses the hypothesis that an office is Google / You Tube.



The channel responsible for "Ignorant de la Vida" says in his video that tried to contact the staff of the building with the intent to rent the room where supposedly one of the recordings webdriver channel torso had been filmed and note, he received an email saying that the Hotel "can not tell if the room was available,"





It seems that the conspiracy theories have gained more space in this subject and especially now that everything seems to be disentailing Google.

The google is updating something? Or aliens are communicating? Who knows demons or French espionage agents? What you tell me the whole story, huh? Comment, give your opinion!
Weird and wonderful: the "Torso Webdriver" mystery videos explained - and remystified!
by Paul Ducklin on May 5, 2014 | Leave a comment
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An esoteric mystery has taken the internet by storm!
If you are not up to speed with the latest conspiracy theory, you need to know about the mysterious YouTube sensation known as Webdriver torso.
It's a YouTube channel with nearly 80,000 videos, pumped out in batches.
Each consists of ten unique frames, each with two rectangles randomly sized and placed, one blue and one red.