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Big Tech and the Online Child Sexual Exploitation Crisis (QFR Responses)
Questioner: Laphonza Butler
Harm: Targeted advertisingInitiative: U13 Classifiers/Age-VerificationInitiative: Privacy by Default (Teens)Other Topics: Behavioral Targeting
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Laphonza Butler
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QuestionButler asks how Meta advertises its Family Center/parental control tools to parents, and for data on what proportion of minor users' parents actually use these tools.
ResponseMeta describes existing parental supervision tools (Family Center, default privacy/safety settings requiring parental approval for teens under 16), its outreach efforts to publicize them, and its proposed federal legislative framework requiring app-store-level parental approval, age verification, supervision tools, content standards, and restricted (age/location-only) ad targeting for teens under 16.