YouTube is one of the most recommended streaming platforms when looking for entertainment for hours. Among other things, it is totally free and can be accessed from Spain to a large amount of content of quite value and with a lot of variety.
Being a Google ecosystem platform, it is installed on all Android phones and tablets, which makes it even easier to use it on a day -to -day basis. However, one of its main virtues is great variety of uses that allowsince it is possible from creating music reproduction lists to creating a content programming to see from the couch or even be guided by algorithm suggestions.
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Precisely, Google has been developing changes in this regard that they will help users can Add more content to your playback without having to look for it Specifically, something ideal for many occasions in which it can be difficult to find more videos to see.
Recommendations on YouTube
The video platform has an algorithm that is responsible for recommending content to users to have similar videos to see below. These apply anywhere that the user consumes, so It is easy to find both musical and documentary recommendations or interesting and explanatory videos.
In the same way, users may activate automatic playback to reproduce a similar video or even it is possible to add the video that the user chooses to see next. Now, in the reproduction tail itself where the videos that will be reproduced, users will be shown, users can find all kinds of recommendations.
YouTube tail recommendations
From this same section, they can press on the options button next to each of these to decide whether to ignore or add them to the reproduction tail. It is a fairly curious way to offer suggestions to users, since In general these already appear under the video player of the platform.
This function is now available for Android, within the experimental functions of the company, which can be activated from the application itself. The X4 video speed is also one of the novelties that users can activate temporarily.
