Tiktok to prohibit display day for underneath 18 customers to 60 mins a era

Video sharing app Tiktok has reported that a 60 -minute screen time limit will be fixed for each user under 18 years of age on its platform. This will help teenagers to control their activity on tickets. There is also a demand to ban popular tickets worldwide in many countries. Government employees have also been banned from its use in the US and European union.

A press release issued by Ticketkock stated that on completion of a 60 -minute limit, users will be asked to enter a passcode to continue watching the video. “Trust and Safety), CORMAC Keenan, the head (Trust and Safety), said,” There is no collectively position with the right limit of screen time. We have consulted with academic research and experts to choose this limit. ” This feature may begin in the coming weeks. However, it can be given the option to turn off this default setting for users under 18 years of ticket.

On this video sharing platform, a screen time of 60 minutes per day will be set for users under 13 years. At the end of this limit, parents will have to enter the passcode for a 30 additional screen time. Due to the impact on the youth, questions have been arising on tickets and other social media platforms for years. This app is also facing difficulties due to the ticket -running company by Ticket -running China.

Last month, tickets decided to incorporate their remaining business in India. It had a sales support team in India. This team was hired three years ago to help the company’s global sales teams. Due to the risk of the country’s security, the central government banned about 60 apps related to China about three years ago. These apps included tickets. After this, bytedance had reduced the number of workers in the country significantly. Prior to the ban, tickets were estimated to have about 200 million users in the country. Many influencers in India also suffered damage.