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 A tool to protect children from unwanted online videos.
 
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 <p align="center"><em>Parental area in the iOS app</em></p>
 
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 And that was another thing I put in Tube n' kids. I can search for channels that I know he likes, and I can add them to his list of suggestions. I can browse his history and find the subject he is interested in - like Minecraft and Beyblade, recently - and try to find good channels about those. There were times this strategy didn't work, like with a few amazing zoo channels I found and he dismissed without giving them a second look. Still, it is another way to put inspiring content in front of him.
 
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