“We apologize for the mistake.” Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has overhauled his company’s content moderation policies in order to allow freer expression. Bloomberg via Getty Images Despite the ...
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Instagram Users Say They Were Flooded With Graphic And Violent Content. Meta Said It Was A 'Mistake.'A spokesperson for Meta, which owns Instagram, told HuffPost that the company apologizes for the toxic user experience ... In the announcement, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company would adjust ...
When CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the moderation changes, he acknowledged that the company would “catch less bad stuff” on its platforms, but said, in turn, it would allow more free speech.
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Meta apologizes for glitch showing violent shootings and accidents in Instagram ReelsThis incident came weeks after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced broader changes to the Menlo Park company’s content moderation strategy. On Jan. 7, Zuckerberg said the platform would replace ...
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