YouTube is where most people watch tutorials, music, news and entertainment on their phone. You can follow channels, save videos to watch later and watch short vertical videos called Shorts.
Younger children are better served by YouTube Kids or a supervised account set up through Google Family Link. Mobile data adds up quickly with video, so choose a lower playback quality when you are not on Wi-Fi.
A tip for learners: YouTube is a good source for tutorials, but check who made the video before following financial or health advice.
YouTube is a huge library of tutorials, but the quality varies enormously, and the algorithm is built to keep you watching. Use playlists and Watch Later to decide what you learn, and check who made a video before following money or health advice. For children, a supervised setup is much better than the open app.
A teenager uses YouTube to learn a software tool. Playlists keep the lessons in order, and the parent has a supervised account for a younger child so that unsuitable recommendations do not appear.
Set up child controls with Google Family Link. Reduce usage with our screen-time guide, and watch your data with data usage tips.
If you watch daily and the ads annoy you, maybe. Check the current plan and price in the app before deciding.
Lower the playback quality on mobile data and download videos on Wi-Fi if your plan allows it.









