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Malaysian kids can now have their own individual profiles on YouTube’s Kids app

  • BY Cheryl Bates
  • 3 November 2017
  • 2:46 pm
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YouTube‘s dropped some new improvements to their Kids app, and now each one of your children can have their very own profile, and they can be accessed regardless of the device you’re using.

Parents who have multiple offspring can now set individual profiles for each of their kids, and when you’re setting up the account, the landing page will adjust based on their age. So your budding pre-teen doesn’t need to be stuck with the same account (and recommended videos) as your five-year-old, and they’ll thank you for that.

Also, the younger the kid, the less text will appear on the profile, and each child will have their own login passcodes as well, so they don’t have to worry about their siblings accidentally (or otherwise) messing with their recommendations.

Also, parents will soon have the option for parents to have more content available for their child’s viewing, and YouTube is working towards more content for tweens as well.

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