It's legal. Uncle Desert is a propagandist, and his business is supported. But to tell the truth, few up owners can make money, and the video of Uncle Desert is only a few hundred dollars at most (this is still based on the current 1.5 million powder).

In a commercial work, the premise is that the work is profitable. Uncle Desert doesn't have an open charging plan and creative incentives, and it is only limited to sharing and letting more people know about his works, so it is not commercial.

After watching the video produced by up, the audience spends B coins to charge, which is actually the process of giving money directly. This income is also very small, and all uncle desert's income is no problem.

The main ways to make profits are to open the charging plan and creative incentives;

At the invitation of Li Li, some popular up owners will participate in the production of some cooperative videos, the most famous of which is the annual New Year Festival. Billie Billie will distribute the income to the up owners, and the income from the hand-held auction of 202 1 New Year Festival will be distributed as a red envelope to the up owners who participate in the production of the New Year Festival.

There are other ways for up owners to make profits from miles, but this is usually just an example. For example, game commentator up gets a commission for promoting the game of the agent, and inserts the advertisement specified by the agent from the video. As the saying goes, if you are not in office, you will not be in politics. I'm just speculating that there are some ways to make a profit. In fact, it's hard to work out these things from a few words on the Internet.