Instagram parental control

Meta on Thursday said it is working to provide age-appropriate experiences for teens, and to make it simpler for parents to shape their teens’ online experiences and protect them from unwanted contact."We’re announcing an additional step to help protect teens from unwanted contact by turning off their ability to receive DMs from anyone they don’t follow or aren’t connected to on Instagram - including other teens - by default," the company said in a statement. Elevate Your Tech Prowess with High-Value Skill CoursesOffering…

Meta has announced that it has added additional tools to Parental Supervision on Instagram to give parents more visibility into their teens’ experiences on the app and to prompt teens to have conversations with their parents with new notifications.  These updates include a new notice to teens after they’ve blocked someone. The notice encourages teens to add their parents to supervise their Instagram account as an extra layer of support. Through this notice, the company aims to meet teens at specific moments…