How To Set Up VSCO App Parental Controls
Learn how to set parental controls on your child’s VSCO app account.
If your kids are into photography, they may be interested in the VSCO app. It’s similar to Instagram in functionality, but it’s not a traditional social media app as there are no “likes” or “comments.”
However, parents should know that this photo-editing platform does not allow users to set their profiles to private. There aren’t many VSCO parental controls, but parents should encourage their children to choose a non-identifying screen name to protect their privacy. Additionally, users can opt-out of including location data on the images they upload.
How to Opt Out of Including Location Data in the VSCO Social Media App
- Tap the Settings icon.
- Tap Privacy.
- Toggle all location options to Off.
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Check out What Parents Need to Know about VSCO Social Media App.
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