Meta is following the creators who cut off other users’ content as a wider effort to fix Facebook feed. In its latest update, the new steps the company has taken to punish accounts is taken from others.
In a blog post for creators, Meta says that accounts that reuse text posts, photos or videos of “repeated” and “incorrectly” will be removed from their pages to “periodically”. Meta Villa also strangles all her posts, not just with criminals. The company notes that the purpose of this change is to target “re -posting content of other creators without permission or meaningful additions” and not materials such as reaction videos.
Meta has previously taken similar steps to reward the original content on Instagram, where the company has actively changed re -published rails with the original clip. Now the company says that when it detects a duplicate, it is looking for a similar move on Facebook by adding a link to the original video.
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The latest crackdown came when Meta says she’s trying to reduce the amount of spamie and other unwanted posts in Facebook feed. Earlier this year, the company said it would sabotage the creators who share posts with spamie captions and follow the creators who manipulate the platform. In his latest update, Meta shared that since the beginning of the year, she fined more than 500,000 accounts that are engaged in such tactics, “to prevent these accounts from eliminating their comments and reducing their content distribution to the distribution of their content.” The company has also removed more than 10 million profiles, which states that “large content makers” are imitated.
In addition, the Meta -in app is renewing insights, which has been said to help the reelutes understand the issues affecting them or affecting the status of monetization. The new dashboard will highlight potential issues, such as abnormal materials or sphey captions as well as affecting miniatization.
