It was in 2018 that Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, put forward within the company a set of ideas so that its platforms, see Facebook, "could remain responsible and bring legitimacy to the rules that govern large communities on the Internet." That idea, shared with experts, led to the creation of a Content Advisory Council that, as can be read on Meta's website, "is an independent body that will review some of the most controversial content issues…
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It was in 2018 that Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, put forward within the company a set of ideas so that its platforms, see Facebook, "could remain responsible and bring legitimacy to the rules that govern large communities on the Internet." That idea, shared with experts, led to the creation of a Content Advisory Council that, as can be read on Meta's website, "is an independent body that will review some of the most controversial content issues…