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Meta

Removing Bad Actors From Facebook

We recently took down more than 10,000 fake Pages, Groups, and accounts in Mexico and across Latin America because they violated our Community Standards.

June 26, 2018November 7, 2019

Meta

Protecting the Mexican Election from Abuse

We are working to protect the vote from abuse and exploitation.

June 7, 2018November 7, 2019

Facebook

The Three-Part Recipe for Cleaning up Your News Feed

When we detect harmful or misleading content in News Feed, there are three types of actions we take: remove it, reduce its spread or inform people with additional context.

May 22, 2018November 11, 2019

Meta

Facebook Publishes Enforcement Numbers for the First Time

We’re releasing a Community Standards Enforcement Report so that you can judge our performance for yourself.

May 15, 2018December 13, 2019

Meta

How Do We Measure Our Efforts to Keep Bad Content off Facebook?

We built Facebook to be a place where people can openly discuss different ideas, even ideas that some people may find controversial or offensive. But we also want to make sure our service is safe for everyone. Sometimes that is a hard balance to strike.

May 15, 2018November 7, 2019

Meta

Reinforcing Our Commitment to Transparency

We’re frequently asked about the nature and extent of the government requests we receive for user data, and how we make decisions about what content stays up or what comes down on Facebook.

May 15, 2018November 7, 2019

Messenger

Reporting Made Easier in Messenger

We’re introducing new tools on mobile for people to report conversations that violate our Community Standards.

May 14, 2018November 7, 2019

Meta

F8 2018: Using Technology to Remove the Bad Stuff Before It’s Even Reported

There are two ways to get bad content, like terrorist videos, hate speech, porn or violence off Facebook: take it down when someone flags it, or proactively find it using technology.

May 2, 2018November 7, 2019

Meta

Why Do You Leave Up Some Posts But Take Down Others?

We want Facebook to be a safe place where people can also freely discuss different points of view.

April 24, 2018November 11, 2019

Meta

Publishing Our Internal Enforcement Guidelines and Expanding Our Appeals Process

Today we’re publishing the internal guidelines we use to enforce our Community Standards, and for the first time, we’re giving you the right to appeal our decisions on individual posts.

April 24, 2018November 7, 2019

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Community Standards and Enforcement

Removing Bad Actors From Facebook

Protecting the Mexican Election from Abuse

The Three-Part Recipe for Cleaning up Your News Feed

Facebook Publishes Enforcement Numbers for the First Time

How Do We Measure Our Efforts to Keep Bad Content off Facebook?

Reinforcing Our Commitment to Transparency

Reporting Made Easier in Messenger

F8 2018: Using Technology to Remove the Bad Stuff Before It’s Even Reported

Why Do You Leave Up Some Posts But Take Down Others?

Publishing Our Internal Enforcement Guidelines and Expanding Our Appeals Process

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