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Hi Kev! Thank you for your question. Take a look at out Parent education hub: https://www.meta.com/quest/safety-center/parental-supervision/ This will answer all your questions. If you have doubts, reach out to ur Support team here: www.meta.com/help/support/

Yes. Children's under the age of 10 should limit VR time to 5 minutes a day. Eye development.

From what I can find yes. VR systems are not made for kids. Youngest suggested age is 13. My older son who is 18 bought his with my approval. I do allow my 15 year old to play the VR system , but there limits in place that i have set up.

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Hi Kev! Thank you for your question. Take a look at out Parent education hub: https://www.meta.com/quest/safety-center/parental-supervision/ This will answer all your questions. If you have doubts, reach out to ur Support team here: www.meta.com/help/support/
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Yes. Children's under the age of 10 should limit VR time to 5 minutes a day. Eye development.
Answered by EddieC 1 year ago
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From what I can find yes. VR systems are not made for kids. Youngest suggested age is 13. My older son who is 18 bought his with my approval. I do allow my 15 year old to play the VR system , but there limits in place that i have set up.
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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