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Apple's iOS 27.2.1 fixes an iMessage bug that could let an attacker join a group chat, and Bluetooth and AirPlay flaws, so update now
If you have an iPhone, iPad or Mac, there is a security update waiting today that is worth installing before you do anything else.
Instagram is rolling out AI that spots teens who entered a fake adult birthday, and moves them into Teen Accounts worldwide
Mint· 10 NovMint reports that Meta is expanding its AI age-detection tool on Instagram worldwide, to find users who are probably 13 to 17 but entered a birth date that makes them look like adults. If the system decides an account belongs to a teenager, Instagram may place it in Teen Account protections, which limit who can contact the user, limit some content and add screen-time reminders. Meta has not shared all the signals it uses.
- If you are a parent, check your child's Instagram settings and talk to them about what the Teen Account limits mean, rather than assuming the app has it covered.
- If an adult's account is wrongly treated as a teen's, look for the age-confirmation option in Instagram's settings or help pages.
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