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At its Made for YouTube event on Wednesday, YouTube announced Custom Feeds, letting users describe desired content in natural language and get a dedicated tab on their homepage. Users can create multiple feeds for topics like long documentaries or new DIY creators. The feature marks the first time viewers can directly customize homepage recommendations.
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