Meta has introduced new protections for teens on social media. These protections include a two-hour daily limit, nighttime blocks, and hidden likes.
Parents can find more information about these changes through available resources. The new measures are part of a settlement and aim to provide a safer environment for teens online.
Further details about the settlement and Meta's new protections are available, outlining what parents should know about the changes and how they will affect teen social media use.
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