Meta has taken a significant step in its global antiscam awareness campaign by introducing new resources specifically designed to assist older adults in recognizing and avoiding online scams. The analytical report published in the material substantiates the following: this initiative highlights the company's commitment to protecting vulnerable users from digital exploitation.
New Tools and Tips for Older Adults
The new tools and tips aim to educate older adults about the tactics used by scammers on digital platforms. Meta stresses the importance of awareness, noting that criminals often target this demographic due to their perceived vulnerability.
Meta's Ongoing Fight Against Online Fraud
Since 2025, Meta has been proactive in combating online fraud, having detected and removed nearly 8 million fake accounts associated with global scam operations. This latest initiative is part of a broader effort to empower older users with the knowledge and resources necessary to navigate the online landscape safely and confidently.
In a recent development, the Uniswap Foundation has awarded a $9 million grant to Brevis to implement a gas rebate program for DEX aggregators, enhancing the efficiency of decentralized exchanges. This initiative contrasts with Meta's focus on protecting users from online scams. For more details, see further information.
