Need Parental Controls in the Deezer Family Plan for teenagers (not kids)

I completely agree with this. I am searching for a safe platform for my kids to listen to music, where they can also grow up and I can change the limits to fit them as they mature. I would like to add possibilities for restrictions on podcasts as well. Right now I don’t have any control on the podcast recommendations. I cannot even say dislike to a podcast. 

This is my big complaint with all of these services: they think there's either

• A young child, who we want to fed Kids songs
• An adult, with a full access to anything from songs with profanity to porn podcasts

I don't care the occasional bit of profanity, I can police that. But when the service is distributing adult podcasts and I have no way of filtering that without infantalizing my 11 year old, that's a problem.

The podcasts are a major concern for me. I only recently joined Deezer as a trial to find an alternative to Spotify due to my son finding Spotify's podcast feature.

We are fairly permissive regarding music content, but of course we do keep an eye on it. By permissive, I mean that we are okay with our teen listening to plenty of music with "explicit content" ratings. 

However, podcasts are a completely different story, as they range in topic from entertainment categories to political content and even pornographic content by those who will play cat and mouse with a moderation team. These are video podcasts as well, so I will let you use your imagination regarding the content. I consider certain political content as similarly damaging, for teen boys, and that content is also difficult to effectively apply ratings to. 

I simply can't move forward with Deezer if I am unable to perform my own moderation as a parent. Parental controls centered around parents of young children absolutely need to exist, but are also completely inappropriate and useless for a parent of a teen. 

I understand that video content is a very lucrative part of any platform like Spotify or Deezer. I also understand that (even with AI), it's almost impossible to moderate at scale. Without a way to disable it for a sub-account, this makes its inclusion a blocker for informed parents.

I doubt Deezer would be able to implement the changes needed for my own needs within my trial window: that's a pretty unrealistic expectation for a platform. I do like this platform so far, though. I believe that I've outlined the use case clearly enough, so if the change is implemented I will likely be back.