Meta's Safety Measures for Teens

Meta, the owner of Instagram and Facebook, has announced new settings for teen users to enhance their safety. These changes include hiding content related to self-harm, suicide, and eating disorders, even from people teens follow. Teens will be automatically set to the most restrictive content settings, and notifications will prompt them to update their privacy settings.

What prompted Meta to introduce new settings for teen users?

• Competition with other social media platforms

• A need to boost advertising revenue

• Pressure to enhance safety measures

• A desire to increase user engagement

Which types of content will Meta hide from teen users?

• Content related to sports

• Content related to travel

• Content related to self-harm and eating disorders

• Content related to music

How will Meta handle content from accounts that teens follow?

• They will prioritize content from popular accounts

• They will only show content from verified accounts

• They will hide sensitive content even from followed accounts

• They will show all content without restrictions

What is the default setting for teens when they sign up on Meta platforms?

• No default settings

• Most restrictive content settings

• Least restrictive content settings

• Customizable settings

What action will Meta take to encourage teens to update their privacy settings?

• Automatically update settings without notification

• Require a password change

• Send notifications with a single tap update option

• Offer rewards for updates

What is the purpose of the notifications sent to teens by Meta?

• To encourage them to follow more accounts

• To remind them to log in regularly

• To prompt them to update their privacy settings

• To inform them about new features