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Today, Meta has introduced new messaging restrictions on Facebook and Instagram for teenagers, ensuring that no one can message them. Currently, Instagram has implemented a policy where adults over the age of 18 are unable to send messages to teenagers who are not following them. The new limits will be applicable to all users below …
In addition, the tech giant is planning to launch a new feature designed to help protect teens from seeing unwanted and potentially inappropriate images in their messages from people they’re already connected to, and to discourage them from sending these types of images themselves. �� Meta Announces ‘Stricter Private Messaging Setting for Teens’ on Instagram and Facebook, Aims To Protect Teens From Unwanted Contact.
Meta Platforms (META.O) announced that it will hide more types of content for teenagers on Instagram and Facebook, in line with expert guidance. The social media giant has been under pressure to protect children from harmful content on its apps.
Moreover, the tech giant stated that it will start hiding results related to suicide, self-harm and eating disorder when people search for these terms and will direct them to expert resources for help. �� Meta Teen Safety: Company To Hide Age-Inappropriate Content for Teens on Instagram and Facebook.
Tech giant will also start hiding results related to suicide, self-harm, eating disorder