Users can also ask others to vouch for their age or upload an identification card
CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the revenue acceleration that the company experienced during the pandemic has now levelled out
A Russian court has accused Meta of extremist activity for allowing Facebook and Instagram users to post threats of violence and death against Russian soldiers and President Vladimir Putin.
In his State of the Union address US president says it's time to 'strengthen privacy protections, ban targeted advertising at children and demand tech companies stop collecting personal data' on children
The firm claims changing laws and regulations are impacting critical operations
The warning comes following a government-backed campaign that urges social media sites to delay the rollout of E2EE in their apps
US regulator given the green light to try to enforce sale of Instagram and WhatsApp
Targets include journalists, dissidents, human rights activists and critics of authoritarian regimes and their families
Meanwhile WhatsApp has published a new privacy policy for users in Ireland and across Europe
The company says it offers a range of tools and controls to help people manage when and how they use Facebook services