Facebook new policy 2020

Facebook has introduced several new policies and updates in 2020 to improve user safety, combat misinformation, and enhance the overall user experience. Here are some of the key Facebook policy updates in 2020:

  1. Hate Speech Policy: Facebook updated its hate speech policy to prohibit content that promotes or justifies violence or hatred against individuals or groups based on their race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, or disability.
  2. Misinformation Policy: Facebook introduced a new policy to combat misinformation, including false claims about COVID-19, vaccines, and other health topics. The policy prohibits content that spreads misinformation and encourages users to fact-check information before sharing it.
  3. Election Integrity Policy: Facebook updated its election integrity policy to prohibit content that aims to suppress voting, spread misinformation about voting, or promote violence or hatred towards individuals or groups based on their political beliefs.
  4. Content Moderation: Facebook introduced a new content moderation system that uses AI and human moderators to review and remove content that violates its policies. The system is designed to be more transparent and accountable.
  5. Transparency in Political Ads: Facebook updated its political ads policy to require advertisers to disclose their identities and the targeting criteria they use to reach their audience. The policy also requires political ads to include a "Paid for by" label.
  6. Data Portability: Facebook introduced a new data portability feature that allows users to download their data and transfer it to other services. The feature is designed to give users more control over their data.
  7. Privacy Policy: Facebook updated its privacy policy to provide more transparency and control over user data. The policy explains how Facebook collects, uses, and shares user data, and provides users with more options to manage their data.
  8. Content Labeling: Facebook introduced a new content labeling system that uses labels to identify content that may be sensitive or disturbing. The labels are designed to help users make informed decisions about the content they view.
  9. Mental Health Resources: Facebook introduced a new mental health resources section that provides users with access to mental health resources and support. The section includes information on how to get help, as well as resources for managing stress and anxiety.
  10. Community Standards: Facebook updated its community standards to provide more clarity and transparency around what is and isn't allowed on the platform. The standards cover topics such as hate speech, bullying, and harassment.

These are just a few of the key Facebook policy updates in 2020. Facebook continues to evolve and update its policies to address emerging issues and improve the user experience.