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YouTube Kids rolling out to game consoles, smart TVs and Roku
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YouTube has announced that it is rolling out its YouTube Kids to game consoles, smart TVs and Roku.
San Francisco: YouTube has announced that it is rolling out its YouTube Kids to game consoles, smart TVs and Roku.
The company made the announcement via email, reports 9To5Google.
The video sharing platform mentioned that switching accounts on the main application across smart TVs, game consoles and more will launch a YouTube Kids experience for supervised accounts.
"When using the YouTube app on a smart TV, streaming device, or gaming console, you will now be able to enter the safer, designed-for-kids YouTube Kids app through your child's YouTube Kids profile," the company wrote in the email.
"This change will be rolling out to families over the next few weeks."
"For simplicity, we will now show your existing YouTube Kids profiles on your Accounts page within the YouTube app on smart TVs, streaming devices, and gaming consoles," it added.
The platform further mentioned that if YouTube Kids is no longer the viewing experience users want for their child, they can easily delete those profiles by visiting families.youtube.com, selecting their child's profile, and then clicking on the three-dot menu.
