For users under 16, we do not allow them to go viral or use certain features like instant messaging and livestreaming, and we provide parents with tools to manage their teenagers' experiences.

We are committed to addressing the mental health concerns associated with social media by proactively removing mature content unsuitable for teenagers and redirecting searches for sensitive terms to safety resources.

We have clear policies against graphic violence and misinformation, ensuring that educational content remains accessible while protecting viewers, and we need to be vigilant about misinformation, especially when it comes to narratives that use misleading video clips as evidence, like using video game footage as war footage.

We take the safety of our teenage users very seriously and have made commitments to prioritize their safety, as it is essential for fulfilling our mission to inspire creativity and joy. Dangerous challenges are not allowed on TikTok. We proactively invest resources to identify and remove them from our platform, redirecting users searching for such content to safety resources.

To verify user ages, we primarily rely on age gating during sign-up and also check the age against the content they post, while balancing privacy concerns.

YouTube has evolved through many phases, shifting towards more family-friendly content, especially after controversies like the Logan Paul incident.

The first content policy was like a convention center where various communities could gather, but we had to draw a line against harmful content.

I believe YouTube should create an 18+ section for content that allows for more edgy material, which could also attract advertisers looking for cheaper ad placements.

Roblox prioritizes safety and civility, especially since it started as a platform for kids, ensuring that any product release incorporates age-appropriate safety measures.