Meta is implementing two-hour daily limits and new safeguards on Instagram and Facebook for teens, following a child safety settlement with US attorneys general.
The decision comes as part of a child safety settlement
Aug 27, 2026
09:50 am
What's the storyMeta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has agreed to implement major changes for its platforms in the US.
The decision comes as part of a child safety settlement with attorneys general across the country.
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