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Fact checkers pointed out poor content moderation in non-English speaking countries, a problem that plagues Facebook as well.
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The monthly report also showed that Instagram's proactive removal rate for hate speech fell by 7 percent.
New principles expand on old ones and ask companies to consider human rights, cultural contexts, clarity, state involvement, algorithmic fairness in enforcing their policies.
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The social media platform's newly adopted policy is supposed to give users more control over how they appear online.
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