facebook parent meta Providing parents with more tools that will allow them to control and supervise how their children interact messenger, The new supervision tools can be accessed through Meta Family Center,
The tools will provide parents with information, such as how much time their kids are spending on apps and messaging settings. However, the tools won’t allow parents to read their teen’s messages, the company said.
in the beginning, parental supervision Messenger will be available in the US, UK and Canada, and the company plans to expand to more countries around the world in the coming months. The company also says that the tool will add more features to parental supervision on Messenger over the next year. The update is part of the company’s work to “establish Family Center as a central place where parents and guardians can find resources and tools to help.” Manage Your Adolescent’s Experiences in Meta Technologies”.
Tools to limit unwanted interactions Instagram
Meta also said it is introducing new tools to limit unwanted interactions in Instagram direct messages (DMs) and Messenger.
In addition, Instagram will send teens a notification when they spend 20 minutes on Facebook, prompting them to take time off the app and set daily time limits.
“We’re also exploring a new suggestion on Instagram that suggests teens close the app if they’re scrolling through Reels at night,” the company said.
The tools will provide parents with information, such as how much time their kids are spending on apps and messaging settings. However, the tools won’t allow parents to read their teen’s messages, the company said.
in the beginning, parental supervision Messenger will be available in the US, UK and Canada, and the company plans to expand to more countries around the world in the coming months. The company also says that the tool will add more features to parental supervision on Messenger over the next year. The update is part of the company’s work to “establish Family Center as a central place where parents and guardians can find resources and tools to help.” Manage Your Adolescent’s Experiences in Meta Technologies”.
Tools to limit unwanted interactions Instagram
Meta also said it is introducing new tools to limit unwanted interactions in Instagram direct messages (DMs) and Messenger.
In addition, Instagram will send teens a notification when they spend 20 minutes on Facebook, prompting them to take time off the app and set daily time limits.
“We’re also exploring a new suggestion on Instagram that suggests teens close the app if they’re scrolling through Reels at night,” the company said.
Quiet Mode Available Globally
In January this year, Meta launched Quiet Mode which will help people focus on their work. When enabled, people will not receive any Instagram notifications, their profile’s activity status will change to let people know about it, and the app will automatically send an auto-reply when someone sends users a DM.
Quiet Mode was initially available in the US, UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and is now available globally.