SOCIAL MEDIA SAFETY · PARENT GUIDANCE

Kyndrava Social Media Restrictions and Minor Safety

Kyndrava social media restriction guidance for parents, including Australia’s under-16 rules, France’s under-15 parental framework, social gaming apps and household digital rules.

Parents and children review the rules together

Kyndrava social media restrictions are not designed for secret surveillance. They encourage families to review services, usage time, chat, public posts, livestreaming, external sharing and interaction with unknown users together, then establish clear household rules.

Australia: under 16

Australia requires age-restricted social media platforms to take reasonable steps to prevent users under 16 from creating or keeping accounts. The primary obligation is on the platforms, not on children or their parents and carers.

Check the latest eSafety guidance. The platform list may change.

France: under 15

France’s 2023 law provides a framework requiring authorization from a holder of parental authority for users under 15 to register for an online social network. Check official information for the latest implementation of age assurance, parental involvement and usage-time controls.

French legislation on Légifrance

Be aware of apps that combine gaming and social media

An app may be categorized as a game while also including public profiles, friends or followers, text or voice chat, posts, livestreaming, matching with unknown users and user-generated content. These functions can make it operate as a social interaction space.

Do not rely only on an app-store category. Review the actual communication, publishing and discovery functions. Legal treatment may vary according to the service’s primary purpose, features and region.

Household rules

  • Allowed services and age requirements
  • Usage hours and stopping before sleep
  • Chat, public posts and livestreaming
  • Interaction with unknown users and groups
  • Notifications, location, photos and information sharing
  • Purchases and parent confirmation

Non-identification policy

AURA IP does not require names, addresses, telephone numbers or personal email addresses to build customer identity databases for household rule management.

Important notice

This page provides general safety information and is not legal advice. Laws, covered services and age conditions may change. Check the latest official information for your country, region and each service.