Instagram is launching several new features designed to protect teens from sextortion scams, which occur when scammers threaten to share intimate images of victims unless they receive a payment or more photos.

Instagram added several new features on Thursday aimed at protecting teenagers from “sextortion” scams, amid mounting concerns about the role social media platforms play in child safety. Screenshots or screen recordings of disappearing messages in Instagram direct messages will be blocked,

Instagram says it’s rolling out a suite of new settings to fight “sextortion,” a type of blackmail that uses sexual images or conversations to pressure victims into paying money.