Meta rolls out teen accounts for Facebook and Messenger across the world
Meta is starting to move more teens on Facebook and Messenger into dedicated "teen accounts" that have added parental controls and other protections for younger users. The expansion comes as the company says that "hundreds of millions" of teens are already using the accounts across Instagram, Facebook and Messenger.Meta first brought teen accounts to Instagram a year ago and began rolling them out to teens in the US, Canada, UK and Australia on Facebook and Messenger earlier this year. Now, the specialized accounts will be available to teens globally. The company has made the accounts mandatory for younger teens between the ages of 13 and 15, and uses AI to detect teens that may be lying about their age. The accounts allow parents to supervise how their children use M [...]
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