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YouTube now lets you hide Shorts

YouTube has introduced a new feature allowing users to set their Shorts feed limit to zero minutes, effectively hiding short-form videos from their feed. This update expands on a previous time management tool and is now available to all users on the mobile app. The feature aims to help users reduce screen time by offering more control over their content consumption.

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