YouTube launches Year Recap: what the new feature about your preferences will show.
According to Korrespondent.net: The video platform YouTube has introduced a new feature called 'Year Recap'. This became known from the company's blog.
Feature Availability
Initially, the Recap feature will be available to users in North America, and within a week it will launch in other regions. It can be found on the homepage or in the 'You' tab. It is available on both mobile devices and computers.
Features of Year Recap
'YouTube Recap uniquely highlights interests, detailed research, and moments based on viewing history. You will receive a set of 12 different cards that will show your most popular channels, interests, and even the evolution of your viewing habits and personality type based on liked videos.'
It is also noted that users who have listened to a lot of music on the platform will be able to see a selection of their favorite artists and tracks in the Year Recap.
Other YouTube Updates
Recall that in September, YouTube announced the launch of the multilingual audio feature, which allows creators to add video dubbing in different languages.
Additionally, since July, YouTube has updated its monetization policy, limiting earnings on 'inauthentic' content, particularly on videos created using artificial intelligence.
News from Korrespondent.net.
The 'Year Recap' feature from YouTube provides users with a new format to summarize their activities on the platform, helping them better understand their preferences. It is part of the ongoing improvement of the service, which aims to meet the needs of its users in an intense digital reality.
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