Overview
- YouTube has begun testing a feature that blurs video thumbnails in search results for queries linked to sexual themes.
- The trial is currently limited to a small percentage of users, with no details on specific keywords that trigger the feature.
- Blurred thumbnails still display video titles, channel names, and descriptions, ensuring metadata transparency.
- Users can opt to unblur thumbnails, maintaining individual control over their viewing experience.
- The initiative aims to create safer search experiences without filtering or removing videos, unlike Google SafeSearch.