For all accounts created for kids ages 13-15, the default setting will automatically set to"private," a welcome change to this mom, who had to manually activate that setting when my kids got TikTok accounts a few months ago.
TikTok says allowing a child to choose the setting is a way to get them involved in understanding their online footprint. Additionally, young TikTok users can no longer allow"everyone" to comment on their videos, only having the choice between"friends" and"no one" when it comes to who is able to communicate with them through their posts.
Yeah, a China, CCP app to get more data is approved, but Parler banned..wonder why THAT IS? 🙄🙄
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