The Meta Monitoring Board released on Tuesday, the independent group created Meta to help with content moderate decisions, The answer to this For a social media company New policies of hate speech were announced in January.
The board says Meta’s new policies were “regularly discharged from the procedure,” quickly announced “and demanded the company to provide more information about its rules. In addition, the board asked Meta to meet the impact of its new policies on weak consumer groups, report these results publicly, and update the board every six months.
The board says Meta is also in talks to regain its facts policies in areas outside the United States.
Just weeks before President Donald Trump took office, Matta CEO Mark Zuckerberg launched the company’s content moderation policies in an attempt to allow “more speeches” on Facebook, Instagram and the threads. As part of the push, Meta surpassed the rules of hate speech that saved immigrants and LGBTQia+ users in their various platforms.
Regarding Meta’s new policies, the board says it issued 17 recommendations to the Meta, other than other things, asking the company to measure the effectiveness of its new community notice system, to clarify and improve its revised stance on hateful ideas, how it violates its harassment policies. The board says it has also asked Meta to support it 2021 commitment For business and human rights guidelines on business and human rights, engaging with stakeholders affected by new policies. The board says Meta should have done so first.
The Overseas Board is limited to the ability to advance meta’s broader policies. However, Meta should follow its decisions on individual lines, according to the company’s own rules.
Meta should give the board to a Reference to policy consulting opinion – Something has been done Some times before – This group can have a channel to renew the mode of meta content.
The decisions published on 11 cases in the Meta Platforms-including anti-refugee speeches, hate speech targeting disabled people, and suppressing the LGBT Kiya+ voices, criticized the policies of several new content announced by Zuckerberg earlier this year. The board said that changes in the January policy of Meta did not affect the results of these decisions.
In two US cases, including transgender women’s videos on Facebook and Instagram, the board upheld the decision to leave the material of Meta despite user reports. However, the board recommends that Meta eliminate the term “transgenderism” with its hateful behavior policy.
The board terminated the decision to leave Facebook posts on immigration riots in the UK during the summer of 2024. The board found that Meta worked very slowly to remove anti -Muslim and anti -immigration substance, which violated the company’s violence and inciting policies.