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Instagram launches a new setting for teen accounts, inspired by the PG-13 movie rating, which restricts the content viewed.

Miruna Brosban

14 October 2025, 13:26

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The new set of restrictions, called 'PG-13', aims to limit content that contains levels of nudity, sexual expression, vulgar language, drug use, violence, and other themes intended for adults. Launched in September 2024, teen accounts are available for ages 13-17 and can only be created under the supervision of a parent (who must be over 18 years old).

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Instagram’s Teen Accounts Will Restrict Content to Match Movie Industry’s PG-13 Rating

Instagram says it will make the app more 'PG-13' for teens with a new series of changes

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Instagram to bring in version of PG-13 system to protect children, says Meta

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