Parents can decide what their children want to see on YouTube

If it is a YouTube app used by adults, the app will see content suggestions based on their search and watch history. Many of them may not be suitable for children.

YouTube is one of the favorite places for kids who use smartphones. Although YouTube is designed for people over the age of 13, children under the age of 13 are more likely to view YouTube content. 

YouTube is offering a special service for children called YouTube Kids. However, children who have left childhood may not be interested in this YouTube Kids app. All they need is the content of the main YouTube app. It contains content for children of any age, as well as content for adults. 

If it is a YouTube app used by adults, the app will see content suggestions based on their search and watch history. Many of them may not be suitable for children. 
YouTube is introducing a new feature to deal with this situation. The company has announced that children who are interested in the YouTube Kids app will be able to enjoy the main YouTube app through a Google account controlled by their parents. 
It offers three different content settings for parents: Explore, Explore More and Most of YouTube. It is a system that allows parents to decide what kind of content their children should watch on YouTube. 

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1.itil Explore (Explore) to choose the option of viewing the content of the above kuttikalkkullatan nine years. This section contains vlogs, tutorials, gaming videos, songs, news and educational content. 

2. The Explore More option has videos suitable for children over 13 years of age.

3. Children will be allowed to watch most of the videos on YouTube in the Most of Youtube (Most of Youtube) option. But videos for people over the age of 18 are not viewed. Subjects not allowed to show teens under the age of 18 will also be excluded from this option. 

The videos in each category are separated by information from users, machine learning technology, and direct human evaluation. 
Parents can also manage their children's account search and watch history. In addition, some of these categories will be restricted to personal ads and in-app purchases.