YouTube Friday announced more changes to its Restricted Mode, chief among them the availability of 12 million additional videos and a way for creators and viewers to report videos that they believe have been inappropriately excluded.
The Google-owned video site described Restricted Mode as follows:
Restricted Mode is an optional setting that has been available since 2010 and is used by a small subset of users such as libraries, schools and public institutions that choose to have a more limited viewing experience on YouTube.
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