You wouldn't need to moderate all the content. Just the content that has "safe for kids" stamped on it. If a creator says they are publishing a video "safe for

You wouldn't need to moderate all the content. Just the content that has "safe for kids" stamped on it. If a creator says they are publishing a video "safe for kids" then it gets flagged for review before going live to YT kids. It could go live to general YT prior to that, which could preempt the review process if it was flagged before a moderator even got to it. I think the issue for here is the YT is trying to claim they are providing a YT kids offering, comparable and competing directly with Netflix, Amazon, PBS, etc - if they want to make this claim and have parents allow their children to view it then they need to back it up. edit: I am sure there are more checks in place and that the above idea has been considered. My main point is that they need to take responsibility for whatever claims they are making. If they can't back up the claims, then that is fine - just stop making them...