YouTube CEO Neal Mohan has a message for parents: Don't let their kids watch porn.
In a blog post, he lays out the company's five "principles" for keeping kids safe on the site.
Among them: "As young people continuously evolve way they show up online, so will our policies," he writes.
"And our work safeguards across our platforms continues to deserve same safe protections as anyone under 18, or anyone under 18 logged-out viewers every month."
For example, anyone under 18 can't watch porn, and anyone over 18 can't share sexual content.
"And we want our service and policies to prevent it," he writes.
"Today, we explicitly prohibit children under 18 from sharing sexual content or using the service to share sexual interests or to learn about sexual behavior."
He also notes that "parents and caregivers can deeply influence these people's behavior....
It's not enough for young people to safely view videos that suit their individual needs.
It's not enough for YouTube's services to expand our work to expand our family's experience and to make responsible choices teaching around their world at home at bedtime."
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