Every account belonging TikTok users under 18 years old will soon automatically set to a 60-minute daily screen limit, the company said Wednesday.

TikTok rolls out a new 60-minute daily screen time limit feature for both teens and families. This move comes in response to growing concerns about minor safety on the platform.

For TikTok users under 13, the daily screen-time limit also will be set to 60 minutes, and for these accounts a parent or guardian must enter a passcode to enable 30 minutes of additional watch time.

TikTok says it's promoting conversations about "digital well-being" with its new 60-minute screen limit for teens.

Previously, TikTok users were only able to set daily screen time limits to 40, 60, 90 or 120 minutes.

TikTok accounts belonging to minors will now be limited to a daily screen time limit.

In this guide, we look at a few in-built features in TikTok to help you limit your screen time. There are three features we look at here including daily limits, break intervals, and sleep reminders.

TikTok says every account held by a user under the age of 18 will have a default 60-minute daily screen time limit amid fears of overuse by minors.

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Tapping through to an individual app within Screen Time allows you to set a limit, customised by hours and minutes and potentially applied to specific days only.