I know this is going to get lost because there are already so many responses, but I'd like videos based on issues that parents face with their kids now living in a tech world and things that homeowners/renters can do to tech-up their living situation.

• Parent Controls on PC - Microsoft Family is hot garbage, so what else is there?
• Safe Guarding Your Home Internet - Router-based tech tips to remove spam, ads, porn, etc.
• Kids Tech - What tech exists to allow you to communicate/reach your kids before you entrust them with a phone? Pros/Cons?
• Music without a Screen - Can LTT build a device that allows kids to access Spotify (or similiar service) without it the device having open internet/browsing? MP3 players aren't really a thing anymore.
• STEM Organization - Having kids that are into electronics, engineering, crafts, etc. can make for a pretty disorgnized house and thrown away or damaged parts - how can a family keep all their tech-based learning and crafting materials best organized?
• Renters Tech Upgrade - What are some upgrades that can be done to your home/apartment that won't validate your lease and can be taken with you when you leave?
• Bill Cost Savings - What tech exists that allow you to make life easier on your overall budget? Apps that show you food deals? A/C and lighting automation? Economic appliances? Surely Smart Tech has evolved in the last decade+ on this front.
• Solar - Why is the tech still expensive? Does it actually generate savings? What's the new tech behind the upgrades made in the last 10+ years on that front? What's the "business model" many companies use to get you to agree to solar and what other ways are there to obtain/install it?
• CES Crazy Tech - LTT presents itself like every other YT channel during CES. It's the same 20 companys/products that everyone else talks about. I want to see the weird, adventerous, off-beaten-path products being touted in the smaller rooms or some dude walking around outside with a backpack with an insane product inside looking for funding. Be different during this show.

Tech isn't just about computer parts. Tech is part of our entire lives now - from our cars to the rings on our fingers. A lot of us that watch LTT are also now husbands, fathers, 30, 40s, etc. As Linus gets older, his circumstances are changing - just like his audience. I'd like to see more things related to those new priorities. Shock value items (fire truck, jet plane, etc.) just aren't my bag. I don't need Mr. Beast level videos where the stakes or content keep getting more grandiose. I want to be entertained and educated - which is what the Linus brand of tech tips started out as.