Last Updated: 22nd May, 2022 19:01 IST The Snapchat’s Family Centre will allow guardians to “get visibility into who they (their children) are friends with.” Read more details about the feature here. IMAGE: SNAPCHAT Snapchat is working on a new parental control feature that will allow guardians to monitor the activities of their children on the app. Earlier this month, the platform revealed that it reaches 75% of 13-44-year-olds in over 20 countries around the world. It is important to mention that other social platforms including Instagram and Facebook, already have parental control feature in place. As seen in the screenshot shared by Watchful via TechCrunch, the Snapchat Family Centre will allow guardians to “get visibility into who they (their children) are friends with.” Additionally, guardians will also be able to see who their children are interacting with on Snapchat and who they have messaged in the last seven days. Additionally, the tool will also allow guardians to report any kind of abuse, harassment or any other issues. The Snapchat parental control feature was first teased by Snap’s CEO Evan Spiegel back in October 2021. Spiegel mentioned that the feature will allow parents to see how their kids are using…
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