#YouTube for Android feature

YouTube has recently announced the availability of its latest feature on Android devices that detects hateful comments on videos uploaded on the platform. As stated in its Support page, YouTube will now detect and remove hateful comments by taking into account the topic of the video and the context of a comment on Android devices. YouTube said that its systems are continuously learning, so the new feature may not detect all potentially offensive comments. Android Halo is a new feature that shows what your AI agent is doing directly from the top of your phone screen. Google says Android Halo is designed to make AI interactions more seamless by keeping users informed without interrupting what they are doing. YouTube is rolling out a new feature that allows users to set a daily limit on how long they can scroll through Shorts. Here is how users can set their Shorts feed limit: Open the YouTube app and sign in Tap the You tab Go to Settings Click Time management which is the Dashboard icon Select Shorts feed limit Choose your preferred time limit For parents managing supervised teen accounts through Google Family Link, the limit can’t be bypassed. Android 12L is set to release in early 2022, but the new features are now available on the 12L developer preview page. Read more in our articles including "YouTube for Android to flag hateful comments" and "Google announces Android Halo feature".