Instagram will begin limiting what teenage users can see on the platform using the movie industry’s PG-13 standard, the company announced Tuesday, marking its most sweeping attempt yet to shield minors from explicit or inappropriate material. The Meta-owned app said the new policy—set to roll out by the end of the year—will also extend to its artificial intelligence chatbots, which are under investigation by lawmakers for engaging in sexually suggestive conversations with children. “Our North Star in the teen experience is parents,” said Max Eulenstein, Instagram’s head of product management. “That’s what led to this development and why we focused on the PG-13 standard.” Under the changes, teen users will be restricted from viewing or searching for mature content, interacting with certain

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