The YouTube app has been updated with tools to help users curb phone addiction. The new features include the ability to set a rest reminder, and the ability to silence notifications within the free YouTube app. YouTube users can also now schedule a daily digest to receive one daily notification for all YouTube alerts including live streams, upload and comment notifications.

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Version 13.6+ of the YouTube app for iOS includes three new tools to help curb phone addiction. One of these tools allows you to disable sounds and vibrations so you will only receive silent notifications during a specified time period of each day. This not only helps users cut down on how much they look at their phone each day, but it can also be used to silence your device during important meetings or other events. Here's how to use the new disable sounds & vibrations feature in the YouTube app:

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