Safety Tools and Policies

Safety is a conversation and a responsibility we all share. Get to know how Meta approaches safety and learn about the tools and resources available to you.

Online Child Protection

Learn about Meta's comprehensive approach to child safety across our technologies, including our efforts to fight the online exploitation of children.

Mental Health & Well-Being

Online well-being has become increasingly important to overall wellness. Learn about tools and resources for supporting digital well-being for yourself, your family and others in your community.

Bullying & Harassment

Meta takes reports on bullying and harassment seriously. Learn about tools and expert-backed resources on bullying prevention and intimate image abuse.

Digital Literacy

Meta has digital literacy resources that help learners gain the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in the digital world. Learn about regionally adapted resources for youth, parents and educators.

Intimate Image Abuse and Sextortion

Meta strictly prohibits the sharing of non-consensual intimate images (NCII). If you’ve been victimized by someone sharing your personal images—or someone is threatening to do so—this page explains how to take immediate action.

Drug Misuse and Abuse

These resources are for those seeking help and information on substance use prevention and recovery and are created in collaboration with the Partnership to End Addiction and Song for Charlie.

Learn about Meta's comprehensive approach to making our platforms a safe place for women.

The LGBTQ+ community has always been an important part of the Meta community. Learn about support and resources related to LGBTQ+ online safety.

At Meta, we support parents and caregivers with policies, resources and tools that help protect the safety and well-being of young people online.

Learn about Meta's tools and resources to educate and empower youth to stay safe, prioritize their well-being, create positive change and prevent or respond to those struggling with bullying or suicidal ideation.

Learn how to help students gain the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in the digital world.

Law Enforcement

Meta is committed to promoting safety, both online and in the physical world. Read about our privacy protection, law enforcement guidelines, and other support resources.

Journalists, Activists & Public Figures

Learn how Meta helps to facilitate a safe experience for journalists, human rights defenders and public figures.

Crisis support resources

If an emergency arises, know that you don't have to handle it alone. Here are resources that can help you get urgent, expert support.

Safety partners

Online safety requires a global and comprehensive response, and we can’t do it alone. Meta collaborates with experts from around the world to inform our approach to safety.

Women's Safety Partners

Our commitment to women’s safety is longstanding. Over the years, we've sought the help of experts in the field to ensure our platforms are safe for women and have:

Developed strong policies to protect women from online abuse
Built tools to empower users with control over their experience online
Launched technology to combat the sharing of non-consensual intimate images
Created the Women's Safety Hub as a centralized location for our online safety resources

After working with over 400 women’s safety organizations and experts across the world, we established a specific group of advisors. These experts have contributed to furthering the safety of women both online and off and are distinguished in the field. The group partakes in our quarterly meetings dedicated to advancing the safety of women online.

Women's Safety Expert Advisors

Our current group of global advisors includes:

Bishakha Datta, Point of View (India)
Enrica Duncan, NOSSAS / Mapa do Acolhimento (Brazil)
Asher Flynn, Monash University (Australia)
Caitríona Gleeson, Women for Election (Ireland)
Margarita Guillé Tamayo, Interamerican Network of Women Shelters (Mexico)
Neema Iyer, Pollicy (Uganda)
Dr. Ji-yeon Lee, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (Korea)
Kalliopi Mingeirou, UN Women (Global)
Lisa Moore, The Women's Foundation (Hong Kong)
Erica Olsen, National Network to End Domestic Violence (US)
Tunggal Pawestri, Yayasan Hivos (Indonesia)
Mariane Dorothy Rosario, Youth Activist (Philippines)
Jyoti Vadehra, Centre for Social Research (India)
Stephanie Willman Bordat, MRA Mobilising for Rights Associates (Morocco)