Surfing on WeChat allows children to have fun and make friends, as well as broaden their horizons and improve their online literacy. Today, under the guidance of the Propaganda Department of the All-China Women’s Federation, WeChat officially launched the “WeChat Green Sprout Program” to accompany children’s growth in an all-round way through product design, content creation, traffic support, public welfare activities and innovative competitions. In 2020, WeChat launched a youth mode, and set up settings for what children can watch and how long they can watch to prevent online addiction. The effect is good, but I also found that some content that children want to know is blocked because of the settings of the teen mode. This time, WeChat focused on upgrading functions such as guardian authorization, and gave parents the authority to “see” and “not see”. The children send the content link to their parents, and they can make their own judgments, and if there is no problem, they can unblock it. In the future, WeChat will continue to iteratively upgrade the youth model to create more space while protecting children. At the same time, WeChat also decided to build a “sunshine content pool” for young people with ecological creators, and support more creators to launch related self .
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