An industrywide call for social media safety for kids
Meta pledged to limit how young people interact with Instagram and Facebook. It called on competitors follow suit.
Welcome to the daily Inside Scoop newsletter. Meta has settled a lawsuit agreeing to pay up to $18 billion and implement new restrictions designed to protect kids and teens. Plus, as the world continues to mourn Dolly Parton, I texted with correspondent and anchor Joe Fryer, who shares the last time he interviewed her — right before the Covid shutdown. Let’s get into it. Meta agreed today to make changes to how children and teenagers interact with Facebook and Instagram. As part of a landmark settlement in a social media addiction case, the tech behemoth pledged to impose daily limits on use by teens and enhance its age verification measures, among other steps.
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