YouTube for Android is reportedly working on a new Sleep Timer feature for enhanced user experience and let the user to stop playing videos automatically, at a specific time.

Google's updating the timer and stopwatch integrated into Search, adding a splash of color and a couple useful features.

Loads of music and podcast apps have sleep timer functionality, and our teardown reveals YouTube could get the feature too.

According to a teardown of the most recent version of the YouTube app for Android, a sleep timer is now finally in development, as evidenced by the strings in the screenshot below.

According to behind-the-scenes findings the latest app update on Android, YouTube seems to be working on a built-in sleep timer.

YouTube is currently testing a sleep timer feature on both the platform’s mobile app and on desktop counterpart for the Premium users.

Android TV is upgrading its sleep timer, and Google TV might get a proper sleep timer experience for the first time.

YouTube Premium subscribers can now opt in to test a sleep timer on videos. Other experimental features include the Dream Screen for YouTube Shorts and conversational AI to answer video questions.

The stock Android TV software includes a sleep timer, but it's buried in menus and doesn't offer much functionality. A code review of an upcoming Google TV update suggests a more convenient ...

WhatsApp is testing new short-duration options for disappearing messages in its latest Android beta update. The feature, is still under development.