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Meta's Bone-Structure AI Just Made Looking Young a Reach Penalty

On May 5, 2026, Meta announced its AI now reads visual cues like height and bone structure to estimate whether users are underage. The system rolls out across Instagram in 27 EU countries plus Brazil, then lands on US Facebook in June, with the UK and EU following. Anyone misclassified
NMS Editorial Team 05 May 2026, 5:44 PM
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Instagram's 10-in-30 Aggregator Rule Just Killed the Meme-Page Buy

Instagram is now restricting recommendation reach for photo and carousel accounts that repost unoriginal content 10 or more times in any rolling 30-day window, extending a rule that previously only applied to Reels. Affected accounts disappear from Discover and feed recommendations until they spend 30 days back under the threshold;
NMS Editorial Team 30 Apr 2026, 10:10 AM
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Meta and YouTube Lost the Legal Theory That Made Their Ad Business Possible

A Los Angeles jury just spent two weeks doing something no other court has fully managed since Section 230 was written into law. They decided that infinite scroll, autoplay, and algorithmic recommendations are not speech. They are product features. And product features can be defective. That verdict, against Meta and
NMS Editorial Team 06 Apr 2026, 4:52 PM
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