Meta recently announced several new, default protections for Instagram accounts belonging to minors, but Utah Gov. Spencer Cox called the steps inadequate. Cox helped spearhead the state’s attempt to enact into law similar,

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Meta announced its new “teen accounts” feature, automatically turning accounts of teenagers private and limiting who can contact them. Meta Global Head of Safety Antigone Davis explains how the company will ensure and verify the age of users and design content to be age-appropriate.

Nearly three years after the explosive “Facebook Papers” first drew mass attention to the risks of Instagram for young users, the platform is taking its most dramatic step yet to create a safer experience for teens.

Now, the company is taking it one step further, automatically making teen Instagram accounts private by default in an effort to limit contact from strangers and age-inappropriate content, such as violence and the promotion of cosmetic procedures.