WhatsApp has announced the rollout of a new feature designed to help families monitor and manage how children interact with digital ...

WhatsApp has introduced a new parent-managed account feature designed specifically for children under the age of 13. The feature allows kids to use WhatsApp for basic communication while giving ...

WhatsApp has introduced accounts that parents can create and control for children under 13, with restrictions that limit usage mainly to me.

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Children under 13 will soon be able to have their own WhatsApp account for messaging and calling—but with heavy parental supervision.

Parents can now supervise children’s WhatsApp use through encrypted, restricted accounts designed to prioritise safety, privacy, and responsible digital habits.

WhatsApp is rolling out parent-managed accounts for children under 13, offering parental controls over contacts, groups and privacy while keeping chats end-to-end encrypted.

WhatsApp has introduced a new feature called Parent-Managed Accounts for children under 13. The feature allows parents or guardians to control who can contact their child, manage group participation, ...

WhatsApp has introduced parent-managed accounts allowing children under 13 to use the messaging platform with strict parental controls, PIN protection and end-to-end encrypted chats.

The new account type blocks access to features like status updates, chat lock, view-once messages, location sharing, and more ...

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