In a statement, Meta said it was expanding the restrictions in the coming months to stop teens from going live or turning off protections for unwanted images in direct messages on their own. — AFP
PARIS: Meta on April 8 announced that it was extending its teen accounts to its social network Facebook, after recently introducing restrictions on Instagram.
The accounts were brought in for 13- to 15-year-old users of the company's popular photo-sharing app last September as part of moves to shield vulnerable underage internet users from online harms.
