Facebook will change algorithm to demote “borderline content” that almost violates policies | TechCrunch
Facebook will changed its News Feed algorithm to demote content that comes close to violating its policies prohibiting misinformation, hate speech, violence, bullying, clickbait so it’s seen by fewer people even it’s highly engaging. The change could massively reduce the reach of incendiary political groups, fake news peddlers, and more of the worst stuff on […]
Facebook will change algorithm to demote "borderline content" that almost violates policies | TechCrunch Facebook will change algorithm to demote “borderline content” that almost violates policies Josh Constine 12:21 PM PST · November 15, 2018 Facebook will changed its News Feed algorithm to demote content that comes close to violating its policies prohibiting misinformation, hate speech, violence, bullying, clickbait so it’s seen by fewer people even it’s highly engaging. The change could massively reduce the reach of incendiary political groups, fake news peddlers, an
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