The most popular photo-sharing app Instagram rolls out a new feature, Parental controls.
This will allowparents to track and set a time limit for their kids to use the app.
And also receive notifications when they report any user.
Earlier, Meta promised to protect children using social media apps.
A leaked internal document showed the company that Instagram caused issues for some teenage girls for body images.
Currently, Instagram supervision tools are available in the US and will roll out globally in the coming months.
It will not allow teens to download age-inappropriate apps on Quest.
In a blog post, Meta said, parents will require consent from teens for both Instagram Quest.
As of now, teens will need to switch on the supervision feature from the app on mobile.
In the future, new features will be added.
According to Meta, the headsets are not appropriate for users under the age of 13.
The supervision tools are not available in all regions, except the US.
