Core Insights - The report indicates that nearly 30,000 Android applications have implemented a "minor mode" feature, highlighting a growing trend in mobile app safety for minors [1][3] - The "minor mode" is becoming a standard feature in mainstream Android applications, transitioning from an industry initiative to a fundamental aspect of the digital ecosystem [3] Summary by Categories Application Functionality - Among social communication applications, 58.01% have a "minor mode," making it the highest category; news reading apps follow with 44.02%, and parenting apps at 38.83% [1][3] Regulatory Framework - The National Internet Information Office released the "Guidelines for the Construction of Minor Modes in Mobile Internet" in November 2024, aiming to enhance online protection for minors [3] Current Challenges - Despite the broad implementation of "minor modes," there is a noted lack of depth in protective features, with a low percentage of applications clearly labeling their modes for minors [3]