Parents will also be able to see who their teens are friends with and restrict their access to sensitive content. The setting gives parents an overview of the people their teens have contacted, without disclosing the contents of those messages. The American platform rolled out a slew of family-targeted settings, including Family Center for parents and caregivers to supervise teens who accept being supervised. Snapchatįamed for its short-form videos and short-term posts, Snapchat maintains a cult following, especially among teenagers. Meta will prevent adults who have been flagged for suspicious behaviour from interacting with other young people’s accounts, and will not recommend young people’s accounts for others to follow.
Instagram has rolled out features to protect under-18 users, like preventing them from replying to messages from adults whom they do not follow. The app bars under-13s from signing up, but cannot stop people from lying about their birthdate. Parents – or teens – can disable supervision at any time, and the setting is automatically removed once the child turns 18. Once supervision is activated, parents can monitor their children’s time on Instagram, schedule breaks and see who is following them, including the latest followers. Like TikTok, parents are given tools to control their teens’ experience on Instagram, provided their children accept supervision on the mobile app.
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