> Sounds like the author is just frustrated he can't offload his parental responsibilities onto YouTube. So, they can't call out companies for being shit? Bei

> Sounds like the author is just frustrated he can't offload his parental responsibilities onto YouTube. So, they can't call out companies for being shit? Being able to pick videos from channels you subscribe to is an accessibility issue, not even a "parent for me" issue. Accessibility has a lot of forms, one of them is the inability to self-regulate and self-control when there are external factors. It's not "unreasonable" to ask YouTube to provide accessibility features like this. It is, however, unreasonable to victim blame people on these websites.