IWasPoisoned.com Launches Teen Accounts with Parental Controls for Food Safety Content
IWasPoisoned.com, a consumer-led food safety platform, has introduced teen accounts with new restrictions for users under 18. The changes require parental permission to view certain posts about food poisoning incidents at local restaurants, as part of an effort to make the platform more kid-friendly and provide oversight tools for parents.
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Starting today, new restrictions have been placed on the accounts of IWasPoisoned.com users under the age of 18, who will now need permission to view certain posts about contracting food poisoning at local restaurants
The app now restricts which spraying bodily fluids kids can read about.
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