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“Abuse of our products isn’t static — and neither is the way we approach our integrity work. We know we’re never going to be perfect in catching every kind of violating content, but we’re always working to improve. Our goal is to reduce the prevalence of harmful content, or harmful content people see on our apps, while minimizing the mistakes that we make. Learn more about how we reduce the prevalence of harmful content, below:” according a statement by Meta.
The company added that “We’re also using warning screens to educate and discourage people from posting something that may include hostile speech such as bullying and harassment, violating our Community Standards or Guidelines. The screens appear after someone has typed a post or comment explaining that the content may violate our rules and may be hidden or distribution reduced.”
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