If you're looking to chop your YouTube Shorts time, there's a way to curb your doomscrolling. "Setting a scrolling time limit on the Shorts feed allows for this exploration while helping users be more ...

YouTube has finally given users a way to turn off Shorts on mobile. The platform is rolling out a "0 minutes" option within its time management settings, which effectively removes the Shorts feed from ...

YouTube, one of the leading and oldest video-sharing platforms, is giving users more control over their own attention spans. As per the reports, a new feature has ...

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In a move that may help users combat doomscrolling and regain their lost attention span, YouTube is now allowing users to effectively remove Shorts from their mobile app. By updating the Shorts feed ...

You now have the power to remove short-form videos from your YouTube feed if you don't want to see them. YouTube has rolled out the capability to set your Shorts feed limit to zero minutes, which ...

If you’ve found yourself stuck doomscrolling YouTube Shorts, there’s now a way to turn off the feature entirely on mobile. The new option is rolling out to YouTube mobile users on both iOS and Android ...

YouTube is finally letting you reclaim your feed by allowing a zero-minute daily limit for Shorts. Setting the timer to zero effectively kills the addictive infinite scroll before it even starts.

Back in October, YouTube announced a new timer that would let you limit how often you use Shorts and for how long and, now, that’s being expanded to let you effectively turn off Shorts. YouTube’s ...

A new feature that lets you create an AI avatar with your likeness is now live on YouTube. First announced in a blog post earlier this year, avatars are designed to be used in Shorts (provided you ...

YouTube is now letting users create an AI avatar that looks and sounds like them for use in Shorts. This feature was teased earlier this year. The creation process is available in the main YouTube app ...