Meta is extending its Teen Account safeguards to Facebook and Messenger, mirroring Instagram's successful implementation.

Discover everything you need to know to keep your teen safe on social media with our expert tips from Meta’s Global Director of Public Policy Tara Hopkins on a special episode of the Netmums podcast.

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From 7 April 2025, parents will receive £26.05 per week - or £1,354.60 a year - for the eldest or only child and £17.25 per week - or £897 a year - for each additional child.

Your kids might not love these changes, but you will! Here's what you need to know about Facebook's new Teen Accounts.

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Meta rolled out Teen Accounts for Instagram. Now, the company is launching Teen Accounts for Facebook and Messenger, as well ...

Meta unveiled a fresh set of limitations for Instagram users aged under 16 and kicked-off the rollout of restricted Facebook ...

It also announced additional built-in protections for Instagram Teen Accounts. These will prevent children under the age of ...

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Teens on Instagram won't be able to broadcast Live to their friends without getting parental permission first, as Meta amps ...

About six months ago, Meta announced they were making major changes to the way teens interact with Instagram, and it looks like the social media company is not slowing down. In fact, they just ...