I felt Spotify did an excellent job at this. would like for my seven year old not to stumble upon something that a seven year old may not be ready for when asking Google to play something. Am I missing something? Don't get me wrong, I love an old NWA song just like the next guy, but. I've tested with other explicit songs as well and same behavior.

I've also have asked Google Home to Play a clean version of a song (which it does), but then only to auto play an explicit version of a new song when that track ends.

When I ask the Google Home Device to play 'Boyz-N-The-Hood', it plays the song, unfiltered (totally unexpected).

But I guess I kind of get it if Digital Well is set on the Home device. Surprised by this, since Restricted Mode is OFF on the iOS YT app.

When I cast the song (from same iPhone) to the Google Home, the song skips to another random track.

Song will play fine on the iPhone (as expected).

Use Case song: 'Boyz-N-The-Hood' by Eazy-E Restricted Mode turned OFF.ĭevice #2: Google Home Max- Digital Wellbeing Setting -> Music - 'Only allow non-explicit music' - Applies to everyone. Hyperbolic, acerbic, or otherwise inflammatory expressions of dissatisfaction will be classified as a 'rant' and removed.ĭevice #1: iPhone (iOS 15.3) - YouTube Music App Installed. If you have a complaint, please explain yourself in a calm manner.

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