YouTube began rolling out profile cards, which display viewers’ public information and history of comments on a channel, on Android.
The Google-owned video site began testing the feature last September.
YouTube said profile cards show every comment the user has left on a specific channel over the past 12 months, giving creators a way to both recognize their most loyal fans and weed out their worst trolls.
Tapping on profile cards will also bring up the user’s name, profile picture, subscriptions and subscriber count, including whether the user is a subscriber to the channel.
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