How you can support your child or teen in Worlds

As Worlds is an interactive space, we have specific rules and policies in place to help keep everyone safe. Our Code of Conduct for Virtual Experiences outlines what creators, admins and world visitors are responsible for and gives examples of what kinds of behaviour don't match our values. We encourage you to talk to your teen about our policies and for your teen to report anyone who you believe is not following them.

We encourage families to set up parental supervision. To get started, your teen must invite you to connect to their account through the Meta Quest app or through Family Centre. Both you and your teen can also invite each other to connect through Family Centre. Once you've connected, you can see, change and lock safety settings in Worlds, see how much time your teen has spent there in the last 7 days or block the app if you don't want them to use it.

We encourage you to talk to your child or teen about muting, reporting or blocking anyone who makes them feel uncomfortable or unsafe. When teens block someone in Worlds, that person can no longer follow them, invite them to a game or party, or search for them. They won't be able to contact them through other social features on Meta Quest either. Parents and teens can learn more about our efforts to support age-appropriate experiences for teens in Meta Horizon Worlds via our Family Centre and Family Centre for Worlds.