What's Netflix? Ah right that service i cancelled over a year ago.
this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2023
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I read a post from Netflix tech blog explaining the selection of a thumbnail. A video has many thumbnails and Netflix picks one for you depending on the shows you watch and your country. From the new profile watch movies / series that are unrelated with romance and the thumbnails should hopefully change.
I was talking to my friends about the same topic yesterday and they didn't seem to bothered by it.
On a different note, even some music videos that are coming out these days have really suggestive content and Youtube puts this shit right in the front page (for a not signed in session).
We live in a world where people are getting too used to messed up stuff.
I actually meant music videos like Cardi B's WAP which is not even age restricted in Youtube.
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How is that substantively different from the videos I linked?
They do have similar themes but the video I linked clearly has more explicit visuals.
Adults may see it as normal, but I certainly don't want my kids to watch videos like WAP and get normalized to the such visuals and nudity.
Youtube should properly age restrict videos based on their visuals at least.
I'm sure you understand what I'm getting at.
I don't really. I police my children's YouTube use, and don't want a program doing it for me.
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