Facebook Building a Version of Instagram for Kids Under 13

The transcript discusses Facebook's plan to introduce a new tool for Instagram aimed at children under 13, similar to Facebook Messenger for kids. It highlights parental concerns about privacy and the need for robust parental controls. The tool is part of Facebook's strategy to compete with platforms like TikTok and Snapchat by engaging younger users. The discussion also covers potential rollout challenges and the importance of addressing regulatory concerns to avoid past mistakes.

What was a major concern for parents when Facebook launched Messenger for kids in 2017?

• High subscription fees

• Privacy and early social media exposure

• Limited parental controls

• Lack of educational content

What feature is expected to be included in the new Instagram tool for kids?

• In-app purchases

• Live streaming

• Parental controls

• Augmented reality filters

How is Facebook planning to compete with apps like TikTok and Snapchat?

• By launching a new video platform

• By targeting the younger generation

• By partnering with educational institutions

• By offering free subscriptions

What issue did Facebook Messenger for kids face that attracted regulatory attention?

• Inappropriate content

• Excessive advertisements

• Data breaches

• Unauthorized chats

What must Facebook ensure to avoid regulatory issues with the new tool?

• Offer discounts to parents

• Build an attractive app for adults

• Comply with terms of service and regulations

• Include more games and entertainment