Basil F.

The content, for the most part, is enjoyable (depending on what you personally find appealing). What's not is being asked who's watching every time I launch the TV app (even though I'm the only one in this house who has). What's more, I'm often prompted to confirm I'm still watching after an hour or so. If I'm still streaming content, chances are pretty good I'm watching. I don't want or need to be asked a question that has an obvious answer. Common sense, obviously, eludes the decision-makers in this company. Sadly, YouTube is laughably annoying in many respects. Aside from the frequent pulls on my shirttails by the digital children who crave attention (see above), they further resort to infantile ways of aggravating the viewer via fluctuating volume. The difference in volume from clip to clip isn't merely somewhat noticeable, it's jarring. You'd think a tech company like Google would utilize compression to keep levels somewhat uniform. But that would require forethought; another elusive trait they hope to get their little PB&J- stained fingers on someday.