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I think that's more a problem for the grandparents and parents

• slothtrop 6y ago
  Sure, but you still can't police the content your kids watch there passively, while conversely with Netflix or cable you can set it and forget it.
  • Minor49er 6y ago
    If parents are relying on "setting it and forgetting it", that's not policing at all. Youtube Kids was supposed to be a solution like this where the site would offer filtered videos for children, but it quickly resulted in the so-called Elsagate scandal where children were targeted with videos depicting things like violence, drug use, and sexual activity
• delecti 6y ago
  It's definitely a problem for both. Lots of kids are getting radicalized too, along with the Fox News generation.
• SethMurphy 6y ago
  While not related to TV (but possibly radio), My political radicalism probably peaked in 4th grade due to my surroundings. Young minds can be very easily influenced before they fully develop critical thinking.