Facebook said Tuesday that the coronavirus affected how many people could review posts on the social network for violations of rules against content promoting suicide or self-injury. The COVID-19 pandemic also impacted how many workers could monitor Facebook-owned Instagram for child nudity and sexual exploitation.
From April to June, Facebook said in a blog post, it took action on fewer pieces of that type of offensive content because it sent its content reviewers home. Users also couldn’t always appeal a content moderation decision.
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