An online platform has been developed to offer parents human-curated video content that is safe for their children to watch. The app, Jellies, was created by developer Ken Yarmosh after he found that the YouTube Kids service was not robust enough in restricting age-inappropriate content, and was too reliant on consumerism and ego-driven online stars whose bad behaviour could be imitated. Advertisement
An online platform has been developed to offer parents human-curated video content that is safe for their children to watch. The app, Jellies, was created by developer Ken Yarmosh after he found that the YouTube Kids service was not robust enough in restricting age-inappropriate content, and was too reliant on consumerism and ego-driven online stars whose bad behaviour could be imitated. Subscribers pay $4.99 per month for access to the Jellies app, which carries no advertising and chooses videos that are focused on stimulating children's creativity and teaching them positive values.