Hard Questions: Who Reviews Objectionable Content on Facebook — And Is the Company Doing Enough to Support Them? | Meta

Content review at this size has never been done before. We recognize the enormity of this challenge and the responsibility we have to get it right.

Hard Questions is a series from Facebook that addresses the impact of our products on society. By Ellen Silver , VP of Operations Facebook has firm rules against posting hate speech, sharing nude pictures, or uploading videos harassing another person. Our content policy team writes these rules, drawing on their expertise in everything from counterterrorism to child sexual exploitation — and in close consultation with experts around the world. When people violate the standards, we have teams in place to respond. Our product team builds essential tools like artificial intelligence and machine le

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