It didn't take long to learn that auto-play must always be off. Very weird stuff shows up early and often. I hear this has gotten somewhat better since the Elsa

It didn't take long to learn that auto-play must always be off. Very weird stuff shows up early and often. I hear this has gotten somewhat better since the Elsagate controversy started to gain some steam, but I wouldn't really know, because we aren't willing to risk it. There are a small handful of channels we allow them to watch. Mostly we watch through something like the Roku, but when on the computer, I wrote a little Greasemonkey apparatus to scan the channel name and automatically rickroll the children if they wind up on a non-whitelisted channel / video. It is definitely reckless to leave a kid, really of any age, with unrestricted access to YouTube. The internet is a very scary place.