Meta Brings Parental Controls to Threads as Scrutiny Over Teen Safety Intensifies
Parents can now set time limits, mute nighttime use and manage privacy settings as Meta expands teen protections across Threads.
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Social network Threads is introducing new features that allow parents and guardians to monitor their teens’ use of the platform. The “Parental Supervision” feature gives parents the ability to see how much time their teens spend on the app, set time limits for usage, and set “bedtime” schedules. They can also limit the tags their teens can see and manage some privacy and content settings. These tools are designed to be in addition to other secur…
Meta Brings Parental Controls to Threads as Scrutiny Over Teen Safety Intensifies
Meta is extending its Family Center oversight to Threads. The move comes as the company faces mounting pressure from regulators and ongoing lawsuits over how its platforms affect young users. Starting next week in the U.S., parents will gain the ability to monitor their teens’ activity on the text-first social app. A global rollout follows by the end of the year. The features mirror tools already available on Instagram. They focus on screen time…
Threads is getting new parental control features
Parental Supervision is coming to Meta's Threads.
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If you’re a parent in the digital age, you know the drill: the constant tug-of-war with screens, the endless worry about what your kids are seeing, and the nagging feeling that you’re always a step behind. Social media platforms, in particular, often feel like a Wild West where teens roam freely, and parents are left scrambling to keep up. That’s why the news that Meta is rolling out new parental supervision tools for Threads might sound like a …
Meta activates parental supervision tools on Threads. Past time, daily limits, night mode and privacy, the network changes Braquet.
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