Meta has announced new updates to its Teen Accounts program, expanding safety features for young users across Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger. According to Meta, Teen Accounts are protected by default. Meta said Teen Accounts are set to private by default, limiting who can view content and interact with young users. Meta acknowledged that age verification remains one of the biggest challenges in implementing teen safety features. Meta first launched Teen Accounts in 2025 and says it continues to add new protections as part of its broader efforts to improve online safety for younger users. Meta has introduced Meta Business Agent, a new AI-powered tool designed to help businesses automate customer interactions across WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram. Meta said more than one million businesses are already using its AI agents on WhatsApp and Messenger, with over one billion business-related conversations taking place daily across WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram. Alongside the launch, Meta unveiled the Meta Business Agent Platform, which allows businesses to build, customize, and deploy AI agents at scale. Read more in our articles including "Meta strengthens teen protections across Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger" and "Meta launches Meta Business Agent for WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram".
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Mar 31, 2026Meta has announced new updates to its Teen Accounts program, expanding safety features for young users across Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger. According to Meta, Teen Accounts are protected by default.
Meta said Teen Accounts are set to private by default, limiting who can view content and interact with young users. Meta acknowledged that age verification remains one of the biggest challenges in implementing teen safety features. Meta first launched Teen Accounts in 2025 and says it continues to add new protections as part of its broader efforts to improve online safety for younger users.
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