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Meta’s Oversight Board is reviewing its first case on permanent account bans, triggered by a high-profile Instagram user who was banned for severe violations like threats against a journalist and hate speech, despite not hitting the automatic strike threshold.
The Board aims to advise Meta on ensuring fair ban processes, protecting public figures, and improving transparency regarding enforcement decisions. This review addresses widespread user complaints about opaque mass bans and ineffective support systems.
While the Board’s recommendations are not binding, Meta has historically implemented about 75% of them. The company must respond to the Board’s findings within 60 days.
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