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Meta had a 17-strike policy for sex trafficking, former safety leader claims

https://www.theverge.com/news/827658/meta-17-strike-policy-sex-trafficking-testimony-lawsuit

Meta is in more hot water.

Asafum @feddit.nl - 1mon

"listen here fella, do that 16 more times and I'll start getting upset!"

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floofloof @lemmy.ca - 1mon

Wtf? How did they arrive at that number? Did someone senior at Meta get caught 16 times?

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BorgDrone @feddit.nl - 1mon

If you’re in IT 16 is a nice round number.

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eatCasserole @lemmy.world - 1mon

More like a nice square number 😏

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BorgDrone @feddit.nl - 1mon

It’s 2^4 so a hypercubed number 🤓

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HailSeitan @lemmy.world - 1mon

Wait till you hear about the strike thresholds for fraud:

Per Meta's own policies, a "High Value Account" (one that spends a lot on fraudulent ads) has to accrue more than 500 "strikes" (adjudicated violations of Meta policies) before the company will take down the account.

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Triumph - 1mon

“The full record will show that for over a decade, we have listened to parents, researched issues that matter most, and made real changes to protect teens ..."

All right. Show it.

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nocturne - 1mon

They can just bribe president poopy pants and all will be forgiven.

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Hirom @beehaw.org - 1mon

The Onion could have written this article, but would have picked a lower number. 17 strikes is too implausible.

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