Facebook and Meta to restrict content for teens

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Facebook and Meta to restrict content for teens
Meta will begin to hide more content from teens on Instagram and Facebook after regulators around the globe pressed the social media giant to protect children from harmful content on its apps. All teens will now be placed into the most restrictive content control settings on the apps and ...

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