New York:
The social networking site Facebook has taken an important step by announcing increased security measures for celebrities as well as social workers and journalists to prevent harassment against them.
According to the international website, Facebook’s global safety chief has said that Facebook Inc. will now automatically count social workers and journalists as public figures, thus increasing protections against harassment and billing.
The social media company, which allows public figures to be more critical than private individuals, is changing its approach to harassing journalists and human rights defenders Are in the public eye because of their work.
Antigone Davis, Facebook’s global safety chief, said in an interview that the company was also stepping up the types of attacks it would not allow to target public figures on its sites. Strict measures will be taken as part of the TQ community’s efforts to reduce disproportionate attacks.
Facebook will no longer allow direct and negative attacks on obscene and sexually explicit material, abusive sex photoshopped images or drawings or a person’s appearance, as negative comments on a public figure’s profile will not be allowed. ۔
It is believed that Facebook is facing extensive scrutiny from global legislators and regulators for its content moderation practices and the damages associated with its platform, while internal documents leaked by Whistleblower Weeks became the basis for the US Senate hearing.
How Facebook, which has about 2.8 billion monthly active users, deals with public figures and content posted on or by them has become a topic of discussion. In recent weeks, the company’s cross The check system, about which the Wall Street Journal reported that some high-profile users have had the effect of being exempt from Facebook’s usual rules.