iCreate - UK (2020-05)

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Filter your YouTube

subscriptions

YouTube has added a set of filters to make it easier to

watch videos from your favourite creators

Y

ouTube’s iOS app has long allowed you to catch

up with whatever content is being pushed your

way by your favourite creators but it can still be

difficult to keep on top of your subscriptions, particularly if

you follow a large number of channels.

With the latest feature from YouTube, such a task is now

easier. The app is allowing you to brush aside old videos,

those you have already watched and community posts

thanks to a set of filters – or topics as YouTube calls them

• towards the top of the Subscriptions screen.
  As you tap these, they’ll alter the number and type of
  videos you can see, showing you content in chronological
  order with the latest displayed first. YouTube is hoping this
  will lead to greater use of the Subscriptions feed.

Step-by-step Catch up with your favourite channels

1

View your subscriptions

The latest version of YouTube has

introduced topics within the Subscriptions feed

of the iOS app. Tap the ‘Subscriptions’ option

at the bottom of the screen.

2

See all content

By default, YouTube displays every video

from your subscribed channels, placing the

freshest content at the top. To watch a specific

channel’s videos, just tap its icon.

3

Watch today’s videos

The first new filter that has been added is

called Today. Tap this option and you will see

any videos that have been added by all of your

channels over the past 24 hours.

The new set of filters in the YouTube app means that you’ll

never miss out on the latest content from your channels

2

Time needed

Developer

Google LLC

Difficulty

Yo uTu b e

Filter your YouTube

subscriptions

YouTube has added a set of filters to make it easier to

watchvideos fromyour favouritecreators

Y

ouTube’s iOS app has long allowed you to catch

up with whatever content is being pushed your

way by your favourite creators but it can still be

difficult to keep on top of your subscriptions, particularly if

you follow a large number of channels.

With the latest feature from YouTube, such a task is now

easier. The app is allowing you to brush aside old videos,

those you have already watched and community posts

thanks to a set of filters – or topics as YouTube calls them

• towards the top of the Subscriptions screen.
  As you tap these, they’ll alter the number and type of
  videos you can see, showing you content in chronological
  order with the latest displayed first. YouTube is hoping this
  will lead to greater use of the Subscriptions feed.

Step-by-step Catch up with your favourite channels

1

View your subscriptions

The latest version of YouTube has

introduced topics within the Subscriptions feed

of the iOS app. Tap the ‘Subscriptions’ option

at the bottom of the screen.

2

See all content

By default, YouTube displays every video

from your subscribed channels, placing the

freshest content at the top. To watch a specific

channel’s videos, just tap its icon.

3

Watch today’s videos

The first new filter that has been added is

called Today. Tap this option and you will see

any videos that have been added by all of your

channels over the past 24 hours.

The new set of filters in the YouTube app means that you’ll

never miss out on the latest content from your channels

2

Time needed

Developer

Google LLC

Difficulty