Meta announced that kids aged 10 years and above will be able to use Quest VR headsets and play their favorite games. However, it will require parents to set up a managed account for their preteens.
Meta announced that it has reduced the minimum age requirement for its Quest 2 and the Quest 3 VR headset which is scheduled to launch in the fall season. Starting later this year, kids aged 10 years and above will be able to use Meta’s VR headsets with their separate accounts.
However, this doesn’t mean kids will be able to set up the headset on their own without the knowledge of their parents. It will be mandatory for parents to create parent-managed accounts for their preteens.
Meta said that parents will have control over various things such as what apps and games their kids are downloading from the app store and block access to apps at any time.
