By Hash Techs 
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, revealed a significant shift in its approach to content moderation. The platforms will no longer rely on external fact-checkers and will instead implement a new system called “Community Notes,” which is based on a similar feature from another platform.
The alteration aims to give the community the authority to determine when a post might be misleading by providing necessary context. Its objective is to decrease the perceived partiality in content assessments and enhance user satisfaction.
Zuckerberg’s announcement is worth checking out.
A post by Mark Zuckerberg on Instagram
Meta is making changes to address concerns about censorship and delays in responding to account restrictions. They are also lifting restrictions on certain topics and will personalize political content in user feeds.
Automated moderation systems will persist in targeting significant policy breaches like terrorism, child sexual exploitation, drugs, fraud, and scams.
When will it begin to function?
The feature is set to launch in the United States soon with a subtle notification providing extra details in a publication, instead of the current full-screen alerts that need user intervention. The commencement of community notes in Brazil remains unknown at this time.
In Brazil, the objective is included in a pact between numerous major companies and the STF to combat Fake News; the company’s future post this alteration remains uncertain.
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