Facebook releases new tools to for teens' privacy!

Facebook has now introduced some tools for privacy. Here all the details.

Privacy and security on the Internet are now among the most important issues. In this context, the safety of young people can be said to be an even more important point. For this reason, applications continue to offer innovations to make their platforms more secure. The Mark Zuckerberg-owned Meta has recently released updates to address concerns raised by regulators and governments that the company's Facebook and Instagram platforms do not adequately protect teens.

Facebook releases new tools to for teens' privacy!

The company is currently adding additional filters to the People You May Know feature, limiting the visibility of friends' lists, and introducing new tools to spread inappropriate images.While the People You May Know feature may be a way for long-lost friends to be found again, teens will not be shown a "suspicious" account—an account that has been reported by a young person recently.As tests continue, the option to message teens on Instagram will also no longer be available to these suspicious adults. A prompt will ask adults if they know the person in real life when teens start messaging adults. After that, a Safety Notice displays a list of options for avoiding further contact with this individual.