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Meta is introducing Instagram Teen Accounts, a new experience for teens, guided by parents. Teen Accounts have built-in protections which limit who can contact them and the content they see, and also provide new ways for teens to explore their interests. Meta will automatically place teens into Teen Accounts, and teens under 16 will need a parent’s permission to change any of these settings to be less strict.
Smartphone Free Childhood is a parent-led movement on a mission to protect millions of children from the dangers of using smartphones too young.
A TikTok dance resource for adults and young people designed to raise awareness about online grooming.
Parents of children who died in circumstances linked to social media and gaming have accused the government of "watering down" online safety laws.
Meta wants to shift the burden of monitoring social media usage among teens back to the app stores — and to parents.
Meta’s global head of Safety, Antigone Davis, argues that parents should be responsible for approving their teens’ app downloads and staked Meta’s position in supporting federal legislation that would require parental approval for app downloads for users under the age of 16.
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