#Facebook face masks

Last week, Facebook announced that it would limit the spread of misinformation about the novel coronavirus or COVID-19. Today, Rob Leathern, Team Leader of Facebook's ads and business products, has tweeted that they will be banning ads that sell medical face masks. Facebook has already started prohibiting health and medical claims on product listings related to the coronavirus. https://twitter.com/robleathern/status/1236111007837233152 Instagram, also owned by Facebook, has started to follow its parent company's steps and is starting to ban all misinformation related to COVID-19. Meta has announced new updates to its Teen Accounts program, expanding safety features for young users across Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger. Meta has announced the global rollout of new subscription plans for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, adding paid features across its social media and messaging platforms. The company introduced Facebook Plus and Instagram Plus, both priced at $3.99 per month, while WhatsApp Plus will cost $2.99 monthly. Facebook Plus and Instagram Plus subscribers will get access to new features focused mainly on Stories and profile customization. Read more in our articles including "Facebook bans ads of medical face masks" and "Meta strengthens teen protections across Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger".