Instagram can be a great platform for parents to start a side hustle or even turn content creation into a full-time job. Here is how to get started, according to parents who are pulling it off.

Parents, tech watchdogs and lawmakers alike have long called for the company to do more to keep teens safe on Instagram, which invites anyone older than 13 to sign up for an account.

Instagram already prohibits anyone under 13 from signing up. Now, teen accounts will automatically be set to private. That means they’ll have to accept or reject requests from new followers.

Instagram’s New ‘Teen Accounts’: What Parents and Kids Need to Know The social media app says new privacy settings and features will create more age-appropriate experiences for youth under 18.

Instagram on Tuesday announced its most dramatic effort yet to protect young users from dangers on its platform, implementing new “teen account” settings that will automatically make millions ...

Under these new rules, anyone under 18 will have a private account and sensitive content will be limited. "It's OK, I don't really mind it," said 14-year-old Instagram user Deibyn Estaban.

There's been no posts on Beckett and Maverick's page since 2020 and Boomer has only one post from this past year. While their parents are focusing on other things besides Instagram, there's still ...

Creators have long complained about “shadowbanning” on Instagram. The company says it will allow users to see whether their posts are being blocked from recommendation and discovery features.

Instagram is more personal. I don’t post my accomplishments on it, like many do with Facebook to update the world on their personal lives. Instagram captures genuine moments of happiness with ...

In addition to boosting the prominence of Suggested Posts, Instagram will test an option that lets users “snooze” the feature, removing it from the feed for 30 days.