YouTube launched its first-ever Recap feature for video watch summaries this year Recap highlights interests, deep dives, and viewing moments based on watch history Feature is available now in North ...

YouTube is launching its first-ever YouTube Music-style year-in-review. YouTube Recap will present you with 12 cards that highlight your interests, top channels, your viewing habits, and more. Recap ...

YouTube has officially launched its inaugural Recap feature. While the video platform has offered users a music and video gaming recap similar to Spotify Wrapped for the past three years, it has now ...

It’s that time of year when companies are rolling out their Spotify Wrapped-like end-of-year recaps, letting users revisit the content they engaged with the most. While YouTube has offered a YouTube ...

Move over Apple Music Replay and Spotify Wrapped because YouTube's a comin.' The Google-owned video sharing platform is launching YouTube Recap, a "personalized and shareable highlight reel" of your ...

Google Photos Recap 2025 is now rolling out to users. The recap takes about a day to generate and now lets you hide certain people or photos. You can easily share your recap directly from the app to ...

YouTube is finally joining the year-end recap craze popularized by Spotify Wrapped, rolling out a personalized summary of each user’s viewing habits for the first time. According to a press release, ...

YouTube is listening to feedback and officially launching “Recap,” its own take on Spotify’s popular Wrapped, which will walk you through a recap of your past year using the platform. Rolling out ...

YouTube has introduced a yearly recap to the main app for the first time ever, bringing the focus to video. This recap highlights a user's favorite channels, topics and other fun little nuggets ...

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