Changes to Facebook's social network management rules will give users more guidance

"TechWeb Report" March 17 news, according to foreign media reports, Facebook recently released the latest social network management rules, the rules provide more permission to publish and do not allow the release of content details. Facebook said the new rules would give users more guidance.

"The new standards are designed to create a social environment with compassion and respect for users," said Chris Sonderby, head of Facebook's global policymaking and management Monika Bickert and Facebook's deputy lawyer.

The updated strategy reaffirms Facebook's constant stance against harassment and provides more multifaceted guidance on the prohibition of Self injury, dangerous organization, bullying and harassment, criminal activity, sexual violence, nudity, hate speech, violence, etc.

In addition, the new deal also includes the protection of intellectual property rights and account security, but also encourage some incentive behavior.

The updated Facebook rules did not overhaul the previous version in principle, but explained in more detail the rules of Facebook's past to avoid controversy. For example, Facebook's policy on nude images has not changed, but the new guidelines explicitly specify what types of images are classified as nude pictures. In addition, the new policy allows users to freely use their own names, such as some of their nicknames.

At the moment, Facebook has been reporting mainly through users, while attacking offensive and prohibited content based on regulatory rules. Facebook said it would continue to pursue the system. "If you feel that a page or introduction violates the community's rules, click the Report button at the top right corner." ”

At the same time, Facebook said it would ban certain content according to the laws of different countries, even though Facebook's management rules did not identify the content as "prohibited". For example, when a country asks Facebook to delete a post that is deemed illegal in the country, Facebook does not delete it entirely, but restricts the country or region that has found it illegal to visit the page.