Social media giant, Facebook, is facing criticism after the leaked documents, showing how the platform handles and filter out issues such as hate speech, suicide attempt, and pornography.
“The company is trying to protect freedom of speech”, said Facebook. The media platform will not discourage and censor people attempting suicide on livestream, according to the leaked document.
The leaked document was released by The Guardian and the contents which it published are as follow.
The platform has been in a difficult position due to its policy of filtering out malicious and harmful content. Recently Facebook announced that the company is hiring 3000 employees to curb the problem of malicious content and stop livestream when someone is trying to attempt a suicide. But the leaked document by The Guardian says otherwise.
The problem got worse when a 20-year-old Thai man broadcasted live video on the Facebook, which showed him killing his baby before committing suicide.
Facebook has yet to react to the document which the Guardian has released.
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