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Re:Better protecting kids’ privacy on YouTube by kenhwang on Monday January 06, 2020 @07:20PM (#21975215)
Do it by channel. Either a channel is approved for children content by a human or it isn't. Then just rereview periodically. There's much less churn in channels compared to the content.
Re:Better protecting kids’ privacy on YouTube by jedberg on Monday January 06, 2020 @08:20PM (#21975720)
That wouldn't be good enough. The freaks who like to game the system with scary shit would just game that system too. They wouldn't care that they burned their channel.

The only way this works is to have a human review every piece of content before it goes live, like every other streaming service with a kids section does.

Re:Better protecting kids’ privacy on YouTube by thekyle on Monday January 06, 2020 @09:03PM (#21975993)
Why not just whitelist channels and disallow ones with less than say 500,000 subscribers. Surely nobody with that large of a following who produces kid targeted content would burn their own channel down just for the "lolz".
Re:Better protecting kids’ privacy on YouTube by wolco on Monday January 06, 2020 @08:20PM (#21975722)
The fear is that unkid friendly video could get through so it would need to happen per video.