TikTok CEO and Singaporean entrepreneur Shou Zi Chew has revealed in an interview that he does not allow his kids to use the social media platform albeit the fact that he created it.
Shou revealed that he had two kids, who are eight and six years old, all while maintaining that he felt they were far too young for the platform.
Or maybe he knows something about the fun yet addictive video-sharing app.
The CEO went on to highlight the fact that kids below their teenage years are required to have supervision while using the app.
He maintained that it was a legal requirement that kids under the age of 13 have to have a different app effectively.
However, he also revealed that he would not limit the restriction so kids could have access to TikTok.
He also brought to light that there were age restrictions when signing apps maintaining that such restrictions were tighter in America as opposed to other countries.
“TikTok here in the US if you are below the age of 13, you get a very restricted version of it, and in many other countries around the world. We do not allow users who are below 13 to have the platform,” said the CEO.
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