Some Reddit users have recently reported that their recommendations have disappeared from the YouTube homepage, replaced with a prompt to enable their YouTube watch history. The issue doesn't appear to affect everyone whose watch history is turned off—those who have had it disabled for many years seem to be more likely to encounter the prompt. As Mashable points out, this may be an effort to gain access to search histories for ad targeting.
Manage your YouTube watch history
Manage all history > Controls and select Include the YouTube videos you watch. Refresh your homepage, then follow the same steps to unselect the setting. (Note that Turn Off will disable history, including searches, entirely.) On a TV or gaming console, you'll find this under Settings > Pause watch history; on a browser, go to My Activity > Controls.
Even with watch history disabled, you can train your algorithm to produce better recommendations than whatever YouTube would otherwise suggest. The most basic tools are likes (and dislikes), subscriptions, and the bell, though you can also reject recommendations, create playlists, and even switch accounts to manage what you see.
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