Tidal: Block explicit content - this is how you use parental controls

Tidal: Block explicit content – this is how you use parental controls

HOW DO I USE THE FEATURES OF MUSIC STREAMING SERVICES?

October 13, 2024 at 7:00 p.m

If you want to set up a Tidal account for your children, you can block explicit content in the settings. We’ll show you how it works.

Tidal: Block explicit content - this is how you use parental controls

Does Tidal offer an external kids app?
Tidal: Block explicit content – here’s how

Registration for music streaming services is usually only permitted for those aged 18 or over. However, children aged 13 and over are allowed to use many services with the express permission of their parents. This also includes Tidal. So that you can better protect your children of this age from explicit content, there is a setting to block this content.

Does Tidal offer an external kids app?

If you’re looking for an additional app for family-friendly content, you won’t find it at Tidal. Unlike Spotify with Spotify Kids, for example, Tidal does not offer a children’s app.

However, on the one hand there is an area for family-friendly content and on the other hand you can block explicit content in the Tidal app. This is how you block explicit content in the Tidal app and use parental controls:

In order for the change to take effect, we advise you to close the app completely and reopen it. Tidal currently does not offer any further measures for the protection of minors (as of August 2024). Tidal focuses primarily on music and primarily wants to appeal to users who have reached a certain age. Children under the age of 14 are primarily not included.