Meta, Instagram’s parent company, announced on Tuesday that it will begin rolling out its “teen accounts” feature, which aims to put all teens — including those who may try to lie about their ages — into private accounts that can be messaged, tagged or mentioned only by people they already follow in an effort to manage how minors use social media.

Parents can choose to block their teenagers from using Instagram at night, or specific time periods. Meta is introducing a new type of account that will soon be required for all teens under 16 on Instagram. Meta says it will now place teen users into teen accounts on Instagram to combat their access to inappropriate content and interactions.

Families and legislators have been putting pressure on Instagram and other social media platforms to make the internet safer for teens, and their efforts have finally come to (at least some) fruition.