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TikTok is limiting screen time for teenagers. Here's why

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Should social media apps set time limits for teenagers? This one is. Teenagers will have to enter a passcode to continue watching after 60 minutes and those aged below 13 require a parent or guardian to set or enter a passcode to release an additional 30 minutes.
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