YouTube is probably considering a feature offering that will allow consumers to set timers daily so that they spend how much time they spend on the shorts.
Recent results from the beta version of the YouTube app, first Reported by the Android AuthorityRecommend that the platform is developing a feature to help users prevent endless scrolls through shorts.
A company spokesman said that YouTube confirmed the Tech Crunch, although this feature is currently not publicly tested, but it is “looking for it for the future.”
The code shows that the Daily Timer allows users to set a certain number of hours. Once the allotted time is over, the shorts will stop, which is not available for the rest of the day. However, viewers here also mention that they are still able to see “individual shorts”, meaning that it does not completely prevent access to all short videos.
YouTube already has a “Take a break“Reminder that users can enable regular length videos on the platform.
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