Video recommendations system is one of the best things on YouTube that can still become inaccurate depending on the videos you see. We teach you to “fine” the platform’s recommendation algorithm with 3 simple tips.
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21/10/2026
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YEAH some specific names appear whenever we talk about streaming services, such as Netflix, HBO Max, Prime Video, Disney+, SkyShowtime or even Apple TV. Although not seen as such by the majority, YouTube is also a streaming service and is actually among the most viewed.
The reason is not only about the amount of content produced by creators and that is shared every day on the platform, but also about YouTube's recommendation system – which is undoubtedly among the best on streaming platforms.
After all, who has never been dragged into a “vortex” of videos on a topic that I had never thought about? It can be said that the recommendation system is the “heart” of YouTube and one of the reasons why the platform is so used by netizens.
However, as noted by bGR site, it is very easy to make the YouTube recommendation system inaccurate, with the algorithm presenting you increasingly videos out of your interests. This algorithm takes into account not only the history of viewed videos, but also the channels you subscribe to, the videos you shared with friends, the likes you give and the searches you do, so you should have these parameters in mind.
If you feel like “fining” your YouTube account’s recommendation system, we have below some advice that will help you get an algorithm tailored to your interests.
How to tune YouTube's recommendation system:
- Tell explicitly what you do not want to see by clicking on the three point icon of a video and selecting the option No interest;
- Analyze the channels you have subscribed to here and withdraw your subscription from those you have not seen;
- Clean your search through the area dedicated to history, where you can delete all history information or surgically remove any topics that are not taken into account by the recommendation system;

