YouTube tries new ways to prevent people from falling in negative "worms"

YouTube is trying to try new ways to prevent young people from falling in “harmful worms”.

Last year, YouTube noted: Some films may be innocent when watching, but they can harm when teens watch them. This has said that it has built this view on the insights of adolescent growth.

In response, these methods created to find those films that may be problematic, and then work on ways to play these movies. Initially, these changes are made in two specific types of films: social aggression, and things that compare ideal physical characteristics or body types.

He now says that it will bring these features to three other categories. YouTube said these movies may also be good as one -sided, but if users “worms” are repeatedly watched, they will be dangerous.

This will include unrealistic and bad financial advice, such as films that are “rapidly getting rich”. This may include movies that show that people buy a product like lottery tickets to get money, using teenagers who may have little financial literacy.

It does this with films that depicts “delinquency or negative behaviors” such as fraud and lies or jokes. He also said that it also seeks to disrupt the worms of film creams that “shows teens cruel or malignant or encourage them to ridicule others”, such as enjoying people.

YouTube also adds new features to remember people to go to bed and rest if you watch for a long time.