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How to Enable or Disable Restricted Mode in YouTube on iPhone, iPad or PC

How to Enable or Disable Restricted Mode in YouTube on iPhone, iPad or PC

Have you seen any inappropriate content

in YouTube while watching on iPhone? Want to avoid mucky contents on

YouTube? How can you enable Restricted mode on YouTube? What is Restricted Mode

on YouTube?  

Here’s a quick guide that helps you to enable Restricted Mode in

YouTube on iPhone that prevents you, your family and your Kids from sensitive

and grimy contents you do not prefer to see. So for kids,

parental controls on iPhone or any smartphones is important to stop them

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If your kids is using YouTube on iPhone

all the time, then you should enable the Restricted Mode on it because it can

create a negative impact on them. There are so many users who posted a filthy

and obscene contents on YouTube. Restricted Mode hides videos that may contain

inappropriate content flagged by users and other signals. No filter is 100%

accurate, but it should help you avoid most inappropriate content.

YouTube has become major platform for

Videos all over the World where you can find and access with all sort of videos

like Tech info, Tips, Songs, Movies, and hot contents to enjoy. Many users

around world use YouTube all the time as a time pass and enjoyment. You can

always disable Restricted Mode if wanted to see adult content but what if for

your Kids and your family or sometimes you?

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Well there is an optional setting

called Restricted Mode on YouTube app in iPhone that you can use to help screen

out potentially mature content which you may prefer not to see or don’t want

others in your family to see. You can filter or avoid the restricted content on

YouTube to prevent your Kids/Family from filthy contents by enabling the

Restricted Mode in YouTube settings.

How to Enable Restricted Mode in YouTube

on iPhone

Once you have enabled the Restricted

Mode on YouTube in iPhone, you will no longer see the filthy contents.

Step 1. Launch YouTube app on your

iOS device.


Step 2. Tap on your profile

& tap on Settings.

Step 3. Now tap on Restricted

Mode Filtering.

Step 4. Select Strict.


That’s it. You can see the Filtered videos

on your YouTube.

Likewise if you want to disable &

willing to watch obscene content on YouTube you can disable restricted mode

filtering, by choosing Don’t Filter option.

To disable YouTube Restricted Mode,

follow the same steps as above upto Step 3 and then choose Don’t filter.

Similarly, you can enable Restricted

Mode in YouTube in Safari, Chrome, and Firefox on iPhone and iPad as well.

For this you need to go to youtube.com in

your web browser (Safari, Chrome or Firefox).

From the top right corner tap on

the three dots and then tap on Settings.

You can see the some options like

Language, Location, Restricted Mode and more.

Simply tap on Restricted Mode to

turn it on or off whenever you want.

If you are using YouTube on Computer or

PC, you can easily Enable Restricted Mode in YouTube on Computer by simply

heading over to youtube.com from any browser, scroll down to bottom and click

on Restricted Mode and then click next to On and save to confirm.

Follow the same steps and then click

next to Off and save to disable Restricted Mode on YouTube any time you like.

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