Abstract: Techniques enabling accounts of a social networking system to monitor online interactions by supervised accounts across multiple platforms are described. For example, a social networking system (SNS) may receive, from a first account, a request to invite a second account to join a Family Center (FC) so the FC includes data associated with first and second platforms of the SNS. The SNS may receive, from the second account, an indication to accept the request to join the FC associating the first and second accounts via the FC. In some examples, the SNS may receive, from the second account, a request to access the FC. Based on receiving the request to access the FC, the SNS may cause presentation to the second account of interaction data associated with interactions between the first account and the first platform of the SNS and the first account and the second platform of the SNS.

Abstract: Techniques for notifying parent accounts of problematic interactions by teens is described. For example, a social networking system may receive, from a first account, an indication of a problematic interaction. Based at least in part on receiving the indication, the social networking system may cause presentation, to the first account, of a prompt to notify a second account associated with the first account of the interaction. Based at least in part on receiving a confirmation from the first account, the social networking system may then send, to the second account, a notification of the problematic interaction.

Abstract: Techniques for notifying parent accounts of problematic interactions by teens is described. For example, a social networking system may receive, from a first account of the social networking system, an indication of an interaction between the first account and a content item. Based on determining that the interaction is a problematic interaction, the social networking system may send, to a second account associated with the first account, a notification of the problematic interaction. The social networking system may cause presentation, to the second account, of a selectable control associated with one or more resources regarding addressing the problematic interaction.