Mark Zuckerberg

I don't want to limit the time that you're doing that. I want you to go read books instead or whatever the values are that that family has. So for meta... what we've kind of come to is we want to be the most aligned with parents on giving parents the tools that they need to basically control how the experiences work for their kids.

Now we don't even really, except for like stuff like messenger kids, we don't even have our services, our apps generally available to people under the age of 13 at all. So I'm in our kids. I haven't had to like have the conversation about when, when they get Instagram or Facebook or any of that stuff. But, um, but when they turn 13, um,

Now we don't even really, except for like stuff like messenger kids, we don't even have our services, our apps generally available to people under the age of 13 at all. So I'm in our kids. I haven't had to like have the conversation about when, when they get Instagram or Facebook or any of that stuff. But, um, but when they turn 13, um,

Now we don't even really, except for like stuff like messenger kids, we don't even have our services, our apps generally available to people under the age of 13 at all. So I'm in our kids. I haven't had to like have the conversation about when, when they get Instagram or Facebook or any of that stuff. But, um, but when they turn 13, um,

we basically want parents to be able to have complete control over the kid's experience. And that's, you know, we just rolled out this Instagram teens thing, which is, it's a set of, of controls where, you know, it's, if you're an older teen, we'll just default you into the private experience. That way you're not getting like harassed or bombarded with stuff. And, um,

we basically want parents to be able to have complete control over the kid's experience. And that's, you know, we just rolled out this Instagram teens thing, which is, it's a set of, of controls where, you know, it's, if you're an older teen, we'll just default you into the private experience. That way you're not getting like harassed or bombarded with stuff. And, um,

we basically want parents to be able to have complete control over the kid's experience. And that's, you know, we just rolled out this Instagram teens thing, which is, it's a set of, of controls where, you know, it's, if you're an older teen, we'll just default you into the private experience. That way you're not getting like harassed or bombarded with stuff. And, um,

But if you're a younger teen, then you have to get your parents permission and they actually have to like sign in and do all the stuff in order to make it so that you can connect with people who are beyond your network or if you want to kind of be a public figure, like all these different kinds of things.

But if you're a younger teen, then you have to get your parents permission and they actually have to like sign in and do all the stuff in order to make it so that you can connect with people who are beyond your network or if you want to kind of be a public figure, like all these different kinds of things.

But if you're a younger teen, then you have to get your parents permission and they actually have to like sign in and do all the stuff in order to make it so that you can connect with people who are beyond your network or if you want to kind of be a public figure, like all these different kinds of things.

So I think that that's probably from a values perspective where we should be is just trying to like be an ally of parents. But it is complicated stuff. I mean, it's every family wants to do it differently.

So I think that that's probably from a values perspective where we should be is just trying to like be an ally of parents. But it is complicated stuff. I mean, it's every family wants to do it differently.

So I think that that's probably from a values perspective where we should be is just trying to like be an ally of parents. But it is complicated stuff. I mean, it's every family wants to do it differently.

Interesting.

Interesting.

Interesting.

Well, the people who do the training in VR definitely make less mistakes.

Well, the people who do the training in VR definitely make less mistakes.

Well, the people who do the training in VR definitely make less mistakes.

My zombie game is Arizona Sunshine. Oh, what's that one? It can be multiplayer, and there's horde mode where you just get in there and... They're like four friends, and there's just waves of zombies come, and you have to kill them all.