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Picture this: Your kid has settled in to watch what looks like a nice video. The title of the video looked age-appropriate and your kid instantly recognized the familiar characters. Norton antivirus code key number. But after a few minutes of normal play, the story goes horribly wrong. The characters start cursing, bleeding violently, or engaging in other disturbing acts. What’s up with these strange videos that look like they’re for kids but definitely are not?
And why does YouTube show them to you? Weird videos using familiar kids’ TV characters are a thing on YouTube. They belong to a category of video called (YTP). YTP is a mashup of familiar characters, images, and stories that go off the rails. People create them using video-editing software that lets them splice in clips from real shows. Though these videos deceive and scare people, that’s not necessarily the creators’ intention. More likely, they’re trying to impress other fans of YTP (yes, they exist), mock kids’ entertainment, and provoke YouTube by exposing weaknesses in the way the company serves up video content.
The very fact that you clicked on the video sends data to YouTube that you like the video and want to see more in the same vein. YouTube’s when there was a public outcry over these disturbing videos showing up in the app. In response, Google tightened up the restrictions on the videos it funnels to the YouTube Kids app. The videos could still appear on the main YouTube site. Google wants YouTube to remain a platform where users can express their creativity, and even though these videos are disturbing, they don’t always violate YouTube’s terms of service. To reduce the risk of your kids seeing these disturbing videos, there are a few things you can do.
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