They will be given the option to switch to a public account
Instagram will make new under-16s' accounts private by default so only approved followers can see posts and "like" or comment.
Facebook - which owns the platform - says the move is to stop unwanted contact from adults.
But they will be given the option to switch to a public account.
Today we’re announcing new ways we’re thinking about teens’ safety and privacy - while making sure young people can still have fun and enjoy the things they love about Instagram.
— Instagram Comms (@InstagramComms) July 27, 2021
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