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# Setting up YouTube safe search on Windows laptops

To prevent students from seeing all kinds of inappropriate YouTube videos in their browser, this can be switched off. It's fairly easy to do via Intune.

In the Intune admin center, choose:

|| Devices > Windows > Configuration profiles > ➕ Create > ➕ New policy
Select **Windows 10 and later** as the **Platform**. Select **Settings catalog** as the **Profile type** and click **Create** at the bottom.

Give the new profile a name, e.g. "Safe YouTube", and click **Next** at the bottom.

Click **+ Add settings**
Type "youtube" in the search bar and click **Search**.
Click **Google Google Chrome**. 2 results appear; tick both:
✅ **Force minimum YouTube Restricted Mode**
✅ **Force minimum YouTube Restricted Mode (User)**

Now click **Microsoft Edge**. Again, 2 results appear; tick both:
✅ **Force minimum YouTube Restricted Mode**
✅ **Force minimum YouTube Restricted Mode (User)**

Now click the cross at the top right of the Search button.

Then set all the toggles to **Enabled** and, in each of the drop-down boxes, choose **Moderate Restricted** or **Strict Restricted**, depending on how safe you want the results to be.

Click **Next** at the bottom and click **Next** again under Scope tags

Under "Included groups", click **Add groups** and select the student group(s).

Click **Next**, check the settings and click **Create**

Intune will now roll out this setting to the student accounts. From now on, those accounts can no longer use add-ons or extensions unless they have been explicitly installed from Intune.