YouTube will invite certain users and creators, as part of the initial test phase, to write notes that are meant to provide "relevant, timely, and easy-to-understand context" on videos. Sign up here.

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.

A new feature is being tested by YouTube, with the goal of stopping the spread of misinformation on the platform. The new notes feature will allow users to submit notes that can add context to ...

To combat misinformation and provide additional context for viewers, YouTube is testing out a new feature called Community Notes. Inspired by a similar feature on X, Community Notes allows viewers ...

Update 8/8/2024: YouTube has begun sending invitations to participate in testing the new Community Notes feature, as spotted by 9to5Google.Eligible users can sign up by opening the YouTube app ...

The “Video Context Notes” feature, currently being tested on mobile in the United States for English language videos, allows invited contributors to write short annotations. Screenshot from ...

YouTube, the world's most popular video platform, has begun testing a new experimental feature that will allow people to add notes to content, enabling what the team at the Google/Alphabet-owned ...

YouTube is now testing a new community-sourced fact-checking tool that allows users to provide contextual notes on videos uploaded to the platform. In a new blog post, YouTube explains that this ...

YouTube is following in the footsteps of X by launching a “notes” feature for videos. Over the coming weeks, users can expect to see certain videos with notes under them giving additional context.

YouTube will invite certain users and creators, as part of the initial test phase, to write notes that are meant to provide "relevant, timely, and easy-to-understand context" on videos.

Update 8/8/2024: YouTube has begun sending invitations to participate in testing the new Community Notes feature, as spotted by 9to5Google. Eligible users can sign up by opening the YouTube app ...