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The new changes to Facebook will affect teen users. In the past, teens ranging in ages from 13-17, were kept private from the public and
only friends could see posts and pictures. Now Facebook is giving teens the
option to share their profile publicly These changes will take effect right
away.
CNN reports strangers and advertisers can now view teenagers’ profiles. Teens also have the option to turn on the follow feature. People can follow their posts even if they are not friends.
Facebook is trying to compete with other social media
networks that have more teen users. Advertisers will now create ads that appeal
to teens. Facebook will warn teens that sign up with them about the public and
privacy policies. At first posts will only be seen by teens’ Facebook friends
but there is an option to make their profile public. (CNN)
CNN reports
Facebook has been struggling with teen users ever since older generations were
introduced to Facebook. Facebook also has to adapt to teens’ needs in order to
compete with other social networks.
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