Teens can enter a password to continue watching beyond the automatically set one hour limit, and the feature can be disabled entirely.
TikTok will automatically set a one-hour daily screen time limit for users under the age of 18, the company
TikTok said it will automatically roll out the feature to every account belonging to a user below the age of 18 “in the coming weeks.” While the setting will not prevent users from continuing to watch, it does require users to “make an active decision to extend that time,” the platform said.
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