Instagram has officially launched its new Teen Accounts feature, marking one of Meta's biggest efforts to date to bolster safety for its youngest users online. The new accounts, automatically ...

Starting today, Instagram will begin putting new and existing users under the age of 18 into “Teen Accounts” — a move that will affect how tens of millions of teens interact with the platform.

The new accounts bolster protections and add limits, the company said. Instagram this week unveiled mandatory accounts for teens that bolster privacy protections, enable parental supervision ...

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Instagram on Tuesday announced its most dramatic effort yet to protect young users from dangers on its platform, implementing new “teen account” settings that will automatically make millions ...

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Natasha Singer covers children’s online privacy. Instagram unveiled a sweeping overhaul on Tuesday to beef up privacy and limit social media’s intrusive effects for users who are younger than ...

Meta on Tuesday launched Instagram Teen Accounts, a more limited experience for younger users of the platform, in what is the technology company's latest effort to assuage concerns about the ...

Instagram is overhauling the way it works for teenagers, promising more "built-in protections" for young people and added controls and reassurance for parents. The new “teen accounts” are ...

Instagram is once again rolling out safety features for underage users — this time, automatic “teen accounts.” Those under 18 will automatically be subject to limitations on who can message ...

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