Restricted Mode

Restricted Mode

Restricted Mode is an optional setting on many platforms and devices that can help limit access to potentially objectionable content. It can be used to filter out mature, explicit, or otherwise inappropriate material from a user's experience. This setting is particularly useful for parents who want to protect their children from accidentally viewing unsuitable content. With Restricted Mode enabled, users are able to enjoy the platform or device without having to worry about being exposed to offensive material. It is also beneficial for those who wish to avoid seeing certain types of content, such as hate speech or any other type of prejudice-based language. In addition, the restriction helps reduce distractions and encourages users to focus on whatever task they are attempting. All in all, Restricted Mode provides a safe and secure environment for users while allowing them to still enjoy their favorite platforms or devices.

Inappropriate Channel Reporting

Frequently Asked Questions

YouTube Restricted Mode is a setting that can be activated to filter out mature content and potentially inappropriate videos from appearing in the user’s search results, recommendations, and viewing history.
To enable or disable YouTube Restricted Mode, visit your account settings page and select the “Restricted mode” option.
Yes, parents can create a Family Link account which allows them to manage access to restricted content across all devices that use the same Google Account.
No, anyone of any age can turn on/off YouTube restricted mode depending on their preferences.
No, turning on YouTube restricted mode does not guarantee absolute protection from seeing inappropriate content as some videos may slip through the filters due to errors or technical issues with the websites algorithms.