Meta Platforms, Inc. Android Apps and Games

Meta Horizon is a social adventure platform for exploring community-made worlds, playing multiplayer games, and staying connected with friends from an Android phone. Users can browse action, puzzle, role-playing, and casual experiences, join live activities, follow events, and return to favorite worlds through a mobile-friendly discovery feed. The app also brings chats, profiles, quests, leaderboards, and avatar customization into one place, with outfits, hairstyles, poses, and emotes for personal expression. It suits players who want quick sessions, shared activities, and an easy way to discover new Horizon experiences.

Creator Studio is a mobile workspace for Facebook Page creators who want to monitor and manage content away from a desktop. It brings published, drafted, and scheduled posts into one library, where users can review performance and make quick changes to video titles, descriptions, timing, or publication status. Page-level and post-level insights help creators follow reach, viewing, retention, and engagement patterns, while the inbox keeps comments and messages close at hand. Account switching and important notifications make the app useful for creators or teams responsible for several Pages.

Workplace is an enterprise communication and knowledge-sharing app designed for organizations that use an approved Workplace environment. It gives employees and partner users a central place to share company information, follow group conversations, and join live video sessions from an Android phone. Its familiar social-style layout can keep announcements, discussions, and updates easier to discover across offices or remote teams. Access depends on an existing Workplace account or invitation, so it suits organized business communities rather than casual personal networking.

Messenger Kids is a family-focused messaging app for younger users and the adults who manage their experience. It is intended for people who want a more purposeful mobile option than an unstructured feed or a general-purpose tool. The app can help users communicate with approved contacts, share messages, and keep conversations connected to family routines. Families can decide how it fits into a routine, with attention to age suitability, personal information, screen-time preferences, and any connected features. Parents and caregivers should review settings, permissions, content choices, and payment terms before making the app part of a child's regular device use.

Meta Ads Manager is an Android app for people looking for Android tools and utilities from a mobile device. It provides a focused experience that users can explore at their own pace, whether they are getting started, returning to a familiar activity, or choosing settings that suit their routine. The app can be useful when a phone is the most convenient place to access its main functions without switching between several services. Users should review available settings, permissions, network use, and any account or payment choices before relying on features that handle personal information or connected content.

Facebook Gaming is a gaming video and community app for Android users who want Facebook-linked game streams, creator content, game discovery, social features, and account-based access in a dedicated gaming interface. It is aimed at users who already use Facebook or want gaming content tied to Meta account services. The app opened to Facebook Gaming login and account recovery screens. Its permissions include camera, microphone, contacts and accounts, phone state, storage, overlay, biometric access, billing, location, shortcuts, push messaging, badges, Wi-Fi, and network access.

Viewpoints is a Meta research rewards app for Android users who want to participate in programs, share feedback, and earn rewards through account-based research activities. It is aimed at users who are comfortable signing in with Facebook and reviewing how data may be collected for research. The app opened to onboarding pages, Facebook login, account recovery, data policy, screen-time settings, and permission pages. Users should review camera, location, microphone, notifications, Facebook login, data policy language, network access, and reward-program expectations before use.