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Meta s Trusted Partner Program is Failing Miserably: Report

A new study, years in the making, demonstrates that Meta's Trusted Partner program is failing miserably at its intended goal.

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Facebook s Local Partners Say Hate Speech Stays on the Platform

Facebook's "trusted partners" in Ethiopia say the platform was slow to reply to urgent hate speech warnings and allowed hateful content to stay online.

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Facebook Security Failures Fueled Hate-Speech That Exacerbated Violence and Ethiopian Civil War

A recently filed lawsuit exposes the Facebook profit model, once again. Amare’s son, researcher Abrham Amare, appealed to Facebook to have the posts removed but heard nothing back for weeks. Eight days after his father’s murder, Abrham received a response from Facebook: One of the posts targeting his father, shared by a page with more … Continue reading Facebook Security Failures Fueled Hate-Speech That Exacerbated Violence and Ethiopian Civil War →

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A $1 6 billion lawsuit alleges Facebook s inaction fueled violence in Ethiopia – Nation & World News

A $1 6 billion lawsuit alleges Facebook s inaction fueled violence in Ethiopia – Nation & World News
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Facebook Owner Meta Sued for Inciting Hatred in Ethiopia

A group of Ethiopians and Kenyans are accusing Facebook s parent company of failing to regulate posts on Tigray conflict. Some of the posts directly caused deaths, according to the plaintiffs. A new. | December 14, 2022

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