Meta has published a paper about how it balances privacy and the integrity of its technologies in order to limit bad experiences on its platforms. The document includes examples of complex scenarios such as saving records of confirmed hate speech in order to train automated tools to detect other hate speech. Meta explains that personal data about the people who share the post originally can be minimalised for the training process. Other examples include identity verification, nudity, public safety and security, or where people commit severe Community Standards violations.
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