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Direct messaging and video sharing are to be more restricted by default for teenage users.

Direct messaging and video sharing are to be more restricted by default for teenage users.

Direct messaging and video sharing are to be more restricted by default for teenage users.

The ability to direct message others on the site will be turned off by default for 16 and 17-year olds, TikTok, owned by Beijing firm Bytedance, has revealed.

Direct messaging and video sharing are to be more restricted by default for teenage users.

Direct messaging and video sharing are to be more restricted by default for teenage users.

iTWire Wednesday, 28 July 2021 10:41 Reset Australia calls for stricter social media regulations to safeguard children welfare Shares Independent non-partisan organisation Reset Australia says Facebook has profiled young users and teenagers with sensitive advertising content such as smoking, gambling, and extreme weight loss. The organisation calls for measures to regulate these ads. Facebook has restricted advertising targeted at underage users after Australian researchers disco...

Social media accounts linked to children were “directly targeted” with graphic content within as little as 24 hours of being created, a new report into online safety says. It says accounts created for the study based on real children as young as 13 were served content around eating disorders, self-harm and sexualised images. The study from children’s safety group the 5Rights Foundation and the children’s commissioner for England, Dame Rachel de Souza, said the research was “alarming a...

Social media accounts linked to children were “directly targeted” with graphic content within as little as 24 hours of being created, a new report into online safety says. It says accounts created for the study based on real children as young as 13 were served content around eating disorders, self-harm and sexualised images. The study from children’s safety group the 5Rights Foundation and the children’s commissioner for England, Dame Rachel de Souza, said the research was “alarming a...

Social media accounts linked to children were “directly targeted” with graphic content within as little as 24 hours of being created, a new report into online safety says. It says accounts created for the study based on real children as young as 13 were served content around eating disorders, self-harm and sexualised images. The study from children’s safety group the 5Rights Foundation and the children’s commissioner for England, Dame Rachel de Souza, said the research was “alarming a...