Facebook launched a portal for young people

Youth portal, youth portal, is a place for teenagers with dancing emoticons, social equality and blog posts. Facebook's desire is that this portal will become a resource for young people so that they can have 'great experience' on Facebook.

The portal for young people emphasizes Facebook empowering young people, so that they can speak up and create influence. Besides, there is a place for peers to exchange and learn from each other.

A report in August 2017 from eMarketer predicts teenagers' Facebook subscriptions will decrease (for the first time ever) in 2018. The report said that although many young people still have Facebook, the level of Daily usage has gradually decreased and moved to Instagram with Snapchat.

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Is the portal for young people attractive enough for young people?

Facebook describes this port as' documentation for all content on Facebook ', that you can learn how to' Find your audience. Connect with your interests. Create interesting content. '

Young people can learn to use social networks by reading this website with an overview of Facebook, emphasizing security and sharing ideas. Security and privacy also seem to be important for this port, shown right in the URL.

Facebook's youth portal also has Teen Blog, similar to 'blog post', where young people post about topics.

Facebook already has Messenger Kids targeting children aged 6-13, but critics say letting children use social networks too soon can affect health and development.

This new platform is limited to resources created by young people, and shared with young people themselves, so this may be Facebook's next effort so that users do not become prey of abuse. information.

Link to the youth portal of Facebook https://www.facebook.com/safety/youth

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