Systems and methods for deactivating problematic content

A system, comprising:

• one or more data sources, generating data associated with available content, the data comprising:
• an indication of one or more changes to the available content, wherein the one or more changes are outside of one or more threshold specifications associated with one or more content presentation services,
• a content playback report indicative of an actual amount of playback of the available content and an expected amount of playback of the available content,
• a content quality of experience (QoE) indication indicative of whether content statistics meet the one or more threshold specifications associated with the one or more content presentation services, or any combination thereof;
• and
• a deactivator service computer separate from the one or more content presentation services, wherein the deactivator service computer is configured to:
• receive the generated data associated with the content;
• identify, based upon the received data, problematic content;
• and
• in response to identifying the problematic content, provide a request, to a content provider, to deactivate the problematic content for use in subsequent provision.

A method for deactivating problematic content, comprising:

• receiving, via a deactivator service running on a computer, data associated with available content, the data comprising:
• an indication of a problematic change to the available content, wherein the problematic change is outside of one or more threshold specifications associated with one or more content presentation services,
• a content playback report, indicating a problematic playback of the available content based on an actual amount of playback of the available content and an expected amount of playback of the content,
• a content quality of experience (QoE) indication, indicating a problematic QoE associated with the content, wherein the problematic QoE comprises content statistics that are outside of the one or more threshold specifications associated with the one or more content presentation services, or any combination thereof;
• identifying, via the deactivator service, problematic content of the content, based on the data received, wherein the deactivator service is separate from the one or more content presentation services;
• and
• requesting, via the deactivator service, a content provider to deactivate the problematic content for use in subsequent provision.