Facebook Changes Instagram Policies to reduce Ads Targeting Teens

Facebook unveiled changes to Instagram’s advertising and privacy policies that it said would protect teenagers, following years of criticism that the photo-sharing site has not done enough to prevent underage users from sexual predators and bullying. The social network, which owns Instagram, said it would change its advertising policy to reduce hyper-targeted ads to teens.

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