Meta announced that it will implement stronger measures against accounts sharing “unoriginal” content on Facebook.
This marks the second major platform policy update in days following YouTube’s similar announcement about mass-produced and repetitive content.
Meta revealed it has removed approximately 10 million profiles impersonating large content creators, and taken action against 500,000 accounts involved in “spammy behavior or fake engagement”.
A Platform-Wide Movement Against Content Farms
Meta’s announcement closely follows…
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