Overview
- Guardians get seven-day views of total purchases, call minutes across DMs, groups, and servers, plus the top five users and servers a teen interacts with most.
- New controls let parents limit who can DM a teen, switch on sensitive-content filters, and manage data and personalized ad settings.
- Message content remains private, and guardian alerts on teen reports disclose only that a report was filed without sharing details.
- Participation is voluntary: teens link accounts via QR code and must approve the connection, with teens seeing the same dashboard data as guardians.
- The features are rolling out over the next week, with more safety updates planned early next year; the push follows lawsuits and a New Jersey AG suit challenging Discord’s safety claims.