Meta has unveiled enhanced online safety tools aimed at better protecting teenagers on its platforms in Nigeria.
The new safety tools introduce features that give parents greater oversight of their children’s digital activities while strengthening privacy and safety measures for young users.
The safety tools were unveiled during the Meta Nigeria Youth Safety Summit in Abuja.
The summit, co-hosted by the Federal Ministry of Youth Development, showcased Meta’s ongoing investments in youth safety through built-in protections, parental supervision tools, and digital literacy resources designed to help teens navigate the digital world safely and confidently.
It also reinforced the importance of multi-stakeholder collaboration in advancing digital wellbeing and online safety for young people.
At the centre of Meta’s youth safety efforts are Teen Accounts, a reimagined experience across Meta’s apps designed specifically for teenagers, where teen accounts include built-in protections that address parents’ concerns by promoting age-appropriate experiences, limiting unwanted contact,
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