Meta’s Threads has introduced new parental supervision tools designed to give parents and guardians more control over their teen's experience on the platform.
The new features, announced by TechCrunch, allow parents and guardians to view how much time their teens are spending on Threads. This includes access to data regarding daily time limits set by the parent or guardian. Additionally, the tools enable adjustments to sleep mode settings, helping manage when teens can use the app.
Privacy settings are also now manageable by parents through these new controls. The rollout of these features addresses growing concerns about teen safety and well-being on social media platforms. While the source does not include direct quotes regarding the rationale behind the tools, the functionality clearly aims to provide a safer online environment for younger users.
The parental supervision tools are available now, offering increased oversight into a teenager’s activity within the Threads application.
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