Instagram will soon alert parents if their teens repeatedly search for self-harm and suicide content. This new feature is being rolled out globally, starting next week in the UK, US, Australia, and Canada.

• Parents using Instagram's Teen Accounts will receive proactive notifications, a first for parent company Meta.
• The Molly Rose Foundation, a suicide prevention charity, has criticized the move, stating it "could do more harm than good" and may leave parents unprepared.
• Meta claims these alerts will be accompanied by expert resources for parents, though figures like Ian Russell of the Molly Rose Foundation remain skeptical about the impact of such notifications.