With Instagram teen accounts, protections are turned on by default.
Yo, look at this reel.
Okay, this is timing.
Built-in content settings limit what teens can see.
Messages from strangers just don't show up.
And automatic nudges tell them when it's time to get off their phone.
Sometimes the best way to think about safety is to not have to think about it at all.
Instagram teen accounts.
Nothing to turn on.
Safer from the start.
It's election day in Michigan as a high stakes Democratic primary tests whether
a progressive and socialist groundswell is spreading to the heartland.
Plus, investors await the first earnings report from SpaceX as a public company.
And a journal investigation reveals how ICE is weaponizing social media against its critics.
They showed up at her workplace to deliver this letter to her telling her that she may have broken the law.
With an Instagram post that she made in January about an agent.
It's Tuesday, August 4th.
I'm Luke Vargas for The Wall Street Journal.
And here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.
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