TikTok Adds New Parental Control Features to Manage Teens' Screen Time
TikTok is the latest tech company to double down on features designed to protect young users. On Tuesday, the company announced a handful of new tools designed to give parents greater control and visibility into how teens use the app.
TikTok introduces tighter controls for kids and teens—but experts still have a warning for parents
Fresh off a brief U.S. ban and amidst ongoing legal drama related to allegedly fueling a youth mental-health crisis, TikTok announced new measures on Tuesday for teen safety and parental control. “Every day,
TikTok expands Family Pairing feature with new parental controls
Since the launch of Family Pairing, TikTok has continued to expand its parental controls. Parents now have access to over 15 adjustable settings, including options to enable a STEM-focused feed, customize screen time limits for weekdays and weekends, and reset a teen's account to private if it was previously public.
TikTok launches new parental monitoring tools and app limits for teens
TikTok is once again expanding its parental control options, launching new Family Pairing features that allow parents and guardians greater control over screen time and access to their kids' followers.
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The platform is rolling out new features for parents, but will they be enough to ease the worry as teens scroll away?
TikTok launches new features aimed at teens, but especially their parents
TikTok has just launched a variety of new features built for teens and also for parents of teens, here are all the details.
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Natalie Jones, PsyD, is a licensed psychotherapist and advisory board member for PS's Condition Center.