Instagram is making major moderation changes in an attempt to help stem the flow of disinformation, hoaxes, and fake news regarding COVID-19 on its platform., the company announced steps to bring its moderation in line with the moderation already employed by its parent company Facebook.
A sign is posted on the door of a Joe and The Juice juice bar and coffee shop, which remained open for takeaway orders, in San Francisco, Tuesday, March 17, 2020.Instagram and Facebook both use third-party fact-checking to police their services, and frequently remove posts that are flagged as false. But on Instagram, those posts could still appear in user feeds — even though they were removed from the Explore and Discover sections of the app.
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'Finally' seems to be the operative word and a consistent theme with Zuckerberg. Things aren't changed until enough criticism is piled on him.
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