Instagram is introducing Teen Accounts, which aim to streamline previous attempts to give parents oversight into what their younger teens are doing online.

Instagram on Tuesday unveiled a round of changes that will make the accounts of millions of teenagers private, enhance parental supervision and set messaging restrictions as the default in an effort to shield kids from harm.

Instagram on Tuesday announced restrictive privacy settings for younger users on the social media platform, including mandatory “Teen Accounts” and parental controls limiting what children can view, as the Meta-owned firm faces scrutiny and accusations of failing to protect children on the app.