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big headlines. So Meta continues to field criticism over how it handles younger consumers using its

platforms, but the company is also planning new products that will cater to them.

On Monday, the company announced in a blog post that later this year

it'll launch a new education product for Quest

to position its VR headset as a go-to device for teaching in classrooms.

The product is yet to be named, but in the blog post describing it, the company's

president of Global Affairs said that it will include a hub for education-specific

apps and features, as well as the ability to manage multiple

headsets at once without having to update each device individually.

With nothing on the table, the company is framing it as a long-term bet.

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