Instagram was rocked last year by revelations from whistleblower Frances Haugen that suggested executives were aware the platform could harm the mental health of young users, particularly teenage girls. — Dreamtime/TNS
PARIS: Social media giant Meta said on June 14 it was rolling out a slew of measures to boost the safety of young users on its Instagram platform, the latest firm to address the issue.
Campaigners have long criticised tech giants for failing to protect teenagers from harmful content, and the popularity of Instagram with young people has placed it firmly in the firing line.
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