If you don't want to select filters every time you watch something on VidAngel, then Default Filters are for you!
About Default Filters
These filters will apply to every new title that you watch.
This means if you set your Default Filters, watch a movie, and then change your Default Filters, the filters will not be changed on that specific movie. In other words, your changes will only apply to all shows you have not yet watched. You can, of course, always update the Show-Specific filters.
Be aware that Show-Specific filters will always override Default Filters.
How to set your Default Filters
Default Filters can be adjusted on our mobile app or on the website. They cannot be adjusted on the TV apps, but you can always access your Show-specific Filters from every device.
MOBILE APP
- Tap "Me" on the bottom menu.
- Select "Default Filters".
- Select your filters by clicking the filter category, subcategory, or individual filter you want to apply.
For example, in the image above, in the "Other Elements" category, under the "Credits" sub-category, we have selected the individual filter option of "Episode Recap/Outtakes". This means we will not see any episode recaps or outtakes, but we will see opening and closing credits.
- Click the back arrow at the top or choose a different option on the bottom menu to navigate away. Your filter selections will be saved.
WEBSITE
- Log in at www.vidangel.com
- Click "Default Filters" on the top of the screen.
- Select your filters by clicking the filter category, subcategory, or individual filter you want to apply.
For example, in the image above, under the "Language" category, the entire "Blasphemy" sub-category is selected. This means all variations of blasphemy will not be heard.
In the "Sex/Nudity/Immodesty" category, under the "Sex" sub-category, the individual filter options of sex "shown w/ nudity" and sex "shown w/o nudity" have been selected. This means we will not see any instances of sex with or without nudity, but we will see implied sex, sexual assault or something that is sexually suggestive.
- Click "Save".
If you want to read more about filters, you can check out: What Filters options do you provide?