> Youtube wants to cater to everyone but to me it is clear Youtube is a risky place for a child. The Internet, in general, is a "risky" place for a child, alwa

> Youtube wants to cater to everyone but to me it is clear Youtube is a risky place for a child. The Internet, in general, is a "risky" place for a child, always has been and always will be. But trying to "child-proof" this whole thing will just completely destroy what little remains of its original idea. Doesn't YouTube by now have curated categories with specific themes? Imho it shouldn't be that difficult for them to offer something like that. And yes, YouTube is full of weird semi-soft-core content, which I consider quite amusing and innocent in its own way. It's kind of cute to think there are so many users on there who seem to be completely incapable of finding actual porn on the Internet, and instead need to use YouTube as the digital equivalent of a Gloria's Secret underwear catalog.