Inline moderation will enable streamers to hold the ‘alt/option’ button on their keyboards to pause the chat feed and remove objectionable messages.
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YouTube Rolls Out ‘Live’ Updates, Including Auto-Captions And New Super Chat Triggers
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YouTube Improves Livestreaming Latency, Adds New Chat Moderation Tools
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YouTube Enables Live Streaming Directly From Its Mobile App
At VidCon, YouTube announced a feature on its mobile app that will let users stream live video directly to their channels.
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YouTube Working With NBA, BuzzFeed, And Tastemade On Content For VR App Coming Later This Year
The app will feature familiar elements, including voice search, discovery, and playlists, according to senior product manager Kurt Wilms.
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