Meta — which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp — claiming Trump’s victory shows that Americans prioritize free speech ...

In other words, Meta will no longer rely on external organizations to review and verify the accuracy of content shared on its platforms, which include Threads, Instagram, and Facebook. Instead, users ...

Meta further removed its previous acknowledgement that hateful conduct on its platforms ... and safety and content moderation teams out of California, with U.S. content review now to be performed ...

(According to a Wired review, some of these changes appear ... The potential spread of more misinformation and hateful content on Meta’s platforms is concerning, Nisbet told Vox, and could ...

Formerly known as Facebook, Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ ... Meta has announced that it is abandoning its third-party content fact-checking program (implemented in 2016), and will now rely ...

they were shown a blank page and a prompt from Meta to review the platform’s “sensitive content” restrictions, which explains why the app hides “sexually explicit” content. In many cases ...

Meta Platforms is set to lay off approximately ... performance-based cuts during this cycle.” Meta's performance review cycle is anticipated to conclude in February 2025, according to an ...

In polls of thousands of Americans, we found the opposite — there is broad bipartisan support for platforms taking action against harmfully misleading content, and relying on the judgment of experts ...