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Google Could Be Adding a Sleep Timer Feature to YouTube App for Android

Highlights

  • Google may introduce a sleep timer to the YouTube Android app.
  • Timer options could allow setting playback limits in hours or minutes.
  • Users might receive countdown notifications before the timer ends.
  • Feature discovered in APK teardown of YouTube version 19.25.33.

Google might be adding a sleep timer to the YouTube app for Android.

This feature has been spotted in a recent APK teardown of the app.

YouTube Getting a Sleep Timer

YouTube Music got a sleep timer feature in February 2023, playing catch-up with other music players for Android

The sleep timer would let users set a time limit for video playback.

After the set time, playback would stop automatically.

Users might be able to set the timer in hours or minutes.

YouTube Music already has a sleep timer.

It was added in February 2023, allowing users to set timers for 5, 15, 30 minutes, or an hour.

There’s also a “sleep_timer_notification_channel_name” mention, suggesting that the timer will be displayed as a notification

The YouTube app version might offer more flexibility in setting custom times.

When the timer is close to ending, users might be able to reset it or choose to keep watching.

A notification showing the countdown could appear in the notification shade.

Netflix tested a similar feature in 2021 but later removed it.

Other popular video streaming services don’t currently offer sleep timers.

Feature Still in Development

Google could take its time to develop the sleep timer for the YouTube app, so it may take time before it’s available

The sleep timer for YouTube is still in development.

There’s no set date for when it might be released.

Based on past experience with YouTube Music, it could take several months before the feature is available to users.

When released, the feature is likely to be available on both Android and iOS versions of the YouTube app.

However, it probably won’t be added to the web version or other devices.

This addition would bring YouTube in line with many music apps that already offer sleep timers.

It could be particularly useful for people who like to fall asleep while watching videos.

The feature was discovered in version 19.25.33 of the YouTube Android app.

However, being in development doesn’t guarantee its release.

Google may still decide to change or cancel the feature before it reaches users.

FAQs

What is the new sleep timer feature in the YouTube app?

The sleep timer feature will allow users to set a time limit for video playback, automatically stopping the video once the timer ends.

How can I set the sleep timer on YouTube?

While the feature is still in development, users might be able to set the timer in hours or minutes directly within the app.

Will the sleep timer be available on all devices?

The sleep timer is expected to be available on both Android and iOS versions of the YouTube app, but likely not on the web version or other devices.

When will the sleep timer feature be released on YouTube?

There is no confirmed release date for the sleep timer feature. It is still in development and may take several months to become available.

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