Instagram launches teen accounts as B.C. continues work on online youth safety

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Instagram launches teen accounts as B.C. continues work on online youth safety

Meta has rolled out Instagram for teenagers - a new feature that the tech company says will be a teen-focused experience guided by parents. Kier Junos looks into the new feature and hears from parents on how effective it could be.

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