Video-sharing site YouTube has introduced a brand new custom confusing tool for its video creators to conceal sensitive content inside their videos.

The confusing tool is now accessible just on the background edition of the YouTube.

“While the use cases for this particular tool are vast, we constructed this attribute with visual anonymity in your mind. We needed to provide you with an easy solution to confuse things like individuals, contact information, or fiscal data without needing to remove and re-upload your content,” said Amanda Conway, YouTube Solitude Lead, in a blog post.

Three former PayPal workers in February 2005 made youTube. In November 2006, it was purchased by Google for $1.65 billion.

YouTube runs as one of the subsidiary companies of Google.