YouTube tests context 'notes' feature for videos. Reuters Images. YouTube will invite certain users and creators, as part of the initial test phase, to write notes that are meant to provide "relevant, ...

YouTube seems to be starting to roll out its community notes feature to a select group of users. Screenshots of YouTube’s official invitation to join the pilot program for its new community ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook A new feature is being tested by YouTube ... to submit notes that can add context to what ...

Now, YouTube has kicked off a pilot program and has started inviting people to test its community notes feature. Some YouTube users have reported that YouTube has invited them to test the new ...

Update 8/8/2024: YouTube ... Community Notes, which lets users add context to different posts—usually as a means to limit the spread of misinformation. YouTube's equivalent of the feature ...

YouTube says that the experimental feature will allow users of the platform to add notes to provide relevant, timely, and easy-to-understand context on videos. It gives examples such as when a ...

YouTube has started a pilot programme to offer viewers additional context and details on a video’s contents. This functions much like X’s (formerly Twitter) Community Notes feature ...

YouTube is testing a new feature similar to X’s community notes tab, where user notes will be written for any videos deemed inaccurate or unclear. It is currently available to limited users in ...

YouTube tested a feature called "notes" to enhance video context and fight misinformation. User-submitted notes are reviewed and rated for accuracy, potentially being published below videos.

YouTube will invite certain users and creators, as part of the initial test phase ... a similar feature called Community Notes through which it allows select contributors to add context to ...

YouTube first announced its community notes feature in June. The new feature allows viewers to submit short blurbs that provide additional context or correct information to certain video content.