Facebook is launching the messaging app for children to chat with their parents and with friends approved by their parents.

In fact, Facebook launched Messenger for Kids back in 2017 that targets children between the ages of 6 and 12. The key idea behind Messenger for Kids is the fact that parents can control the service.

Facebook Messenger Kids launched in 2017. Intended to give youngsters a way to chat with family and friends, it had parental controls, so you could approve new contacts.

Facebook is basically always in the news for some privacy concern or another. In one such case, they—rightfully so—caught a lot of flak last summer when its Messenger Kids app inadvertently ...

(WCMH) — Facebook’s Messenger app is now allowing parents to chat with their kids while pretending to be Santa. An update made to Messenger Kids Wednesday gives users Messenger Kids access to ...

Facebook is finally adding dark mode support to its Messenger Kids app. The app is also picking up several new voice effects.

Facebook announced on Tuesday it intends to roll out a number of additional parental controls for its Messenger Kids app aimed at children under the age of 13. Facebook product manager Morgan ...

New Facebook Messenger app for Windows 10 is a replica of its smartphone app. It lets you text, voice, and video chat even if you are not using its website.

Facebook launched the Messenger Kids app in December 2017 to let kids have a safer alternative to the main Messenger platform, but a recent design flaw discovered ...

But in 2020, even in the middle of a pandemic, kids have loads of ways to connect virtually with the big man—including, now, chatting with him over Facebook’s Messenger Kids.

Facebook is coming for your kids. The social media giant is launching a free messaging app for children to chat with their parents and with friends approved by their parents.