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Meta’s Teen Safety Rules Explained | Dayton News
Meta just paid $18 billion to settle a nationwide lawsuit over Instagram and Facebook’s alleged harm to teens — and now they’re rolling out strict new rules: a two-hour daily cap, no app use between midnight and 6 AM, silenced notifications during school hours, and hidden like counts. Teens will get time nudges every 15 minutes and warnings at 60 and 90 minutes. Filters for cosmetic surgery and makeup are also blocked. While teens can opt out of algorithmic feeds or autoplay videos, most stick with defaults — raising concerns that parents should not be the only ones policing digital safety…
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