Better protecting kids’ privacy on YouTube
This doesn&#x27;t solve the number one problem of kids content on YouTube -- they are leaving it up to the creator to decide if it&#x27;s kids content.  It&#x27;s still not human curated.<p>The nice thing about Netflix&#x2F;Hulu&#x2F;Amazon&#x2F;PBS&#x2F;etc. is that a human decides if the content is for kids.<p>YouTube is still trying to get away with &quot;letting the machines do it&quot;, which works for most aspects of their business, but not this.<p>I used to let my kid watch YTKids while I supervised.  But no more.  Even with my supervision it just jumps to some insanely inappropriate video, too quick for me to shut it off in time, and it&#x27;s already done damage.<p>When a scary clown jumps out and screams, that&#x27;s traumatizing, even just for a moment.<p>I have no trouble letting them watch all those other platforms.  Heck, I let them watch PBS unsupervised.<p>But YouTube Kids will never play in my house again until I know that <i>every</i> piece of content on there has been reviewed by a human <i>before</i> it goes live.