Meta Reduces Content Removals

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Meta says it removed 1.6 billion posts from Facebook and Instagram in the first quarter

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Meta removed nearly one third less content on Facebook and Instagram from January to March of this year than it did in the previous quarter .

The tech giant announced in January it would end some content moderation efforts, loosen its rules, and put more emphasis on supporting “free expression’s” The shifts resulted in fewer posts being removed from Facebook, Instagram .

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English

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Offensive language

likely offensive

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not hateful