Social distancing doesn’t mean social isolation. It’s important to keep in touch with friends and family, and Messenger from Facebook is here to help.

Messenger Kids was released in 2017 as a family-friendly messaging app. It provides additional safeguards and doesn't require a Facebook account.

New features available in the Messenger Kids Parent Dashboard Recent contacts and chat history You can see who your child is communicating with and how often, as well as whether they are sending ...

Facebook has announced the launch of Messenger Kids in over 70 more countries as well as several new features for parents to help their children connect with friends and family during the global ...

On Tuesday, Facebook announced that the updated Messenger Kids would come with a Parents Dashboard that gives parents much more control over their children’s use of the app. From their own ...

Starting Wednesday, Facebook Messenger Kids, an app that lets kids between 6 and 12 years old send text messages and have video chats, will be available in more than 70 new countries.

Meta has added new tools to its Family Center that will allow parents to see and control how their teenage kids are using Messenger.

Parents can view teens' time spent on Messenger and receive updates on contact list changes. Instagram tests a LinkedIn-style invite to direct message.

The key idea behind Messenger for Kids is the fact that parents can control the service. Facebook allows parents to manage the contact list, set controls, and even review through the Parent Dashboard.