Minors in China can only use Tiktok for 40 minutes a day

Videogames are not the only means that you will receive a limitation in China , and we say this because the Asian country has just implemented a new regulatory measure for Tiktok in minors. Douyin , the version of Tiktok China, has received a new youth mode that basically limits its use at 40 minutes per day to all those who are less than 14 years old. To avoid any fraud, parents should be those who register their children to effectively activate this measure.

Punctually, children under 14 at China will only be able to use Douyin for 40 minutes a day, and only between 6am and 10 pms. Once this schedule has passed, it will be impossible that they can access the application. But as I was saying before, first it is necessary that parents enable youth mode by registering the information of these minors.

This new youth mode not only restricts the daily use of the application, but has also been personalized to include more suitable content for minors, such as history, science, among others. Similarly, bytedance , one of the most important Chinese technology companies in the region, has launched its own version of Tiktok children known as Xiao Qu Xing, which only offers content Educational and do not allow children to upload videos.

Via: Bloomberg