'Not far enough' - parents and teens on Meta's new limits for young users
- Posted on August 28, 2026
- By BBC News
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Meta has implemented stricter safeguards for minors following an $18 billion child-safety settlement, limiting young users' access to certain features on its platforms. The new restrictions aim to protect teenagers from potential risks including cyberbullying, inappropriate contact, and excessive screen time. However, feedback from parents and adolescents reveals mixed reactions, with many questioning whether these measures go far enough to adequately shield youth from digital harms while balancing privacy concerns and social connectivity.
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