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Nearly 19% of U.S. teens aged 13–15 saw unwanted sexual content on Instagram, a 2025 Meta survey cited in a federal lawsuit reveals.
A 2025 court filing reveals that nearly 19% of Instagram users aged 13 to 15 in the U.S. reported seeing unwanted nudity or sexual images on the platform, according to a Meta survey cited in a federal lawsuit.
The data, based on self-reported experiences, also found that 8% of teens saw self-harm or threats of self-harm.
Instagram’s CEO acknowledged the limitations of such surveys and noted most explicit content is shared via private messages, complicating detection due to privacy protections.
Meta says it removes nudity and explicit content, including AI-generated material, except for medical and educational uses.
The findings fuel ongoing legal and public scrutiny over Meta’s role in youth mental health and platform safety.
Casi el 19% de los adolescentes estadounidenses de entre 13 y 15 años vieron contenido sexual no deseado en Instagram, revela una encuesta de Meta 2025 citada en una demanda federal.