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TRANSPARENCY CENTER

Policies

FACEBOOK COMMUNITY STANDARDS

Policies that outline what is and isn't allowed on the Facebook app.

META ADVERTISING STANDARDS

Policies for ad content and business assets.

OTHER POLICIES

Other policies that apply to Meta technologies.

HOW META IMPROVES

How we update our policies, measure results, work with others and more.

Enforcement

DETECTING VIOLATIONS

How technology and review teams help us detect and review violating content and
accounts.

TAKING ACTION

Our three-part approach to content enforcement: remove, reduce and inform.

Features

OUR APPROACH TO ELECTIONS

How we help prevent interference, empower people to vote and more.

OUR APPROACH TO MISINFORMATION

How we work with independent fact-checkers, and more, to identify and take
action on misinformation.

OUR APPROACH TO NEWSWORTHY CONTENT

How we assess content for newsworthiness.

OUR APPROACH TO RANKING

How we reduce problematic content in News Feed.

Oversight

HOW TO APPEAL TO THE OVERSIGHT BOARD



OVERSIGHT BOARD CASES



OVERSIGHT BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS



CREATING THE OVERSIGHT BOARD



OVERSIGHT BOARD: FURTHER ASKED QUESTIONS



META'S QUARTERLY UPDATES ON THE OVERSIGHT BOARD



Data

COMMUNITY STANDARDS ENFORCEMENT REPORT

Quarterly report on how well we're doing at enforcing our policies in the
Facebook app and on Instagram.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Report on how well we're helping people protect their intellectual property.

GOVERNMENT REQUESTS FOR USER DATA

Report on government request for people's data.

CONTENT RESTRICTIONS BASED ON LOCAL LAW

Report on when we restrict content that's reported to us as violating local law.

INTERNET DISRUPTIONS

Report on intentional Internet restrictions that limit people's ability to
access the Internet.

WIDELY VIEWED CONTENT REPORT

Quarterly report on what people see on Facebook, including the content that
receives the widest distribution during the quarter.

REGULATORY AND OTHER TRANSPARENCY REPORTS

Download current and past regulatory reports for Facebook and Instagram.


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Policies



FACEBOOK COMMUNITY STANDARDS

The Facebook Community Standards outline what is and isn't allowed on Facebook.


INTRODUCTION

Every day, people use Facebook to share their experiences, connect with friends
and family, and build communities. It's a service for more than two billion
people to freely express themselves across countries and cultures and in dozens
of languages.

Meta recognises how important it is for Facebook to be a place where people feel
empowered to communicate, and we take our role seriously in keeping abuse off
the service. That's why we developed standards for what is and isn't allowed on
Facebook.

These standards are based on feedback from people and the advice of experts in
fields such as technology, public safety and human rights. To ensure that
everyone's voice is valued, we take great care to create standards that include
different views and beliefs, especially from people and communities that might
otherwise be overlooked or marginalised.


Please note that the US English version of the Community Standards reflects the
most up-to-date set of the policies and should be used as the primary document.




OUR COMMITMENT TO VOICE

The goal of our Community Standards is to create a place for expression and give
people a voice. Meta wants people to be able to talk openly about the issues
that matter to them, even if some may disagree or find them objectionable. In
some cases, we allow content—which would otherwise go against our standards—if
it’s newsworthy and in the public interest. We do this only after weighing the
public interest value against the risk of harm, and we look to international
human rights standards to make these judgments.

Our commitment to expression is paramount, but we recognise that the Internet
creates new and increased opportunities for abuse. For these reasons, when we
limit expression, we do it in service of one or more of the following values:


AUTHENTICITY

We want to make sure that the content people see on Facebook is authentic. We
believe that authenticity creates a better environment for sharing, and that's
why we don't want people using Facebook to misrepresent who they are or what
they're doing.


SAFETY

We're committed to making Facebook a safe place. We remove content that could
contribute to a risk of harm to the physical security of persons. Content that
threatens people has the potential to intimidate, exclude or silence others and
isn't allowed on Facebook.


PRIVACY

We're committed to protecting personal privacy and information. Privacy gives
people the freedom to be themselves, choose how and when to share on Facebook
and connect more easily.


DIGNITY

We believe that all people are equal in dignity and rights. We expect that
people will respect the dignity of others and not harass or degrade others.




COMMUNITY STANDARDS

Our Community Standards apply to everyone all around the world, and to all types
of content.

Each section of our Community Standards starts with a "policy rationale" that
sets out the aims of the policy followed by specific policy lines that outline:

Content that's not allowed; and

Content that requires additional information or context to enforce on, content
that is allowed with a warning screen or content that is allowed but can only be
viewed by adults aged 18 and older.

VIOLENCE AND CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR

Violence and incitementDangerous individuals and organisationsCoordinating harm
and promoting crimeRestricted goods and servicesFraud and deception

SAFETY

Suicide and self-injuryChild sexual exploitation, abuse and nudityAdult sexual
exploitationBullying and harassmentHuman exploitationPrivacy violations

OBJECTIONABLE CONTENT

Hate speechViolent and graphic contentAdult nudity and sexual activitySexual
solicitation

INTEGRITY AND AUTHENTICITY

Account integrity and authentic identitySpamCybersecurityInauthentic
behaviourMisinformationMemorialisation

RESPECTING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Intellectual property

CONTENT-RELATED REQUESTS AND DECISIONS

User requestsAdditional protection of minors
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OTHER POLICIES

Transparency Center


POLICIES

Facebook Community Standards

Other policies

How Meta improves


ENFORCEMENT

Detecting violations

Taking action


FEATURES

Our approach to elections

Our approach to misinformation

Our approach to newsworthy content

Our approach to ranking


OVERSIGHT

How to appeal to the Oversight Board

Oversight Board cases

Oversight Board recommendations

Creating the Oversight Board

Oversight Board: Further asked questions

Meta's quarterly updates on the Oversight Board


DATA

Community Standards enforcement report

Intellectual property

Government requests for user data

Content restrictions based on local law

Internet disruptions

Widely viewed content report

Ad Library

Crowdtangle

Facebook open research and transparency



Data policy

Terms of service

Cookies

TRANSPARENCY CENTER



POLICIES

Community Standards, other policies and how we're improving.

ENFORCEMENT

AI detection, human review, the Oversight Board and how we prioritise.

FEATURES

Facebook's approach to elections, COVID-19 and other topics in the news.

OVERSIGHT

The Oversight Board's decisions and impact across Facebook

DATA

Reports on enforcement effectiveness, how we use your data and more.