Meta to eliminate third-party fact-checking, UFC's Dana White added to its board

Meta is making significant changes to its content moderation practices, as announced by Mark Zuckerberg. The company is reversing its fact-checking program, which previously flagged misinformation and added disclaimers. Instead, Meta will now rely on user-generated notes, similar to the system used by X. Zuckerberg acknowledges that this change may result in less effective moderation but emphasizes the importance of free expression.

What major change is Meta implementing according to Andrew Rafferty?

• Introducing new privacy settings

• Changing its content moderation practices

• Launching a new social media platform

• Increasing advertisement rates

What is the new approach Meta is taking towards misinformation?

• Partnering with news organizations for fact-checking

• Relying on user-generated notes or corrections

• Using artificial intelligence to detect misinformation

• Hiring more fact-checkers

What system is Meta's new approach similar to?

• The system used by Twitter

• The system used by Facebook

• The system used by Instagram

• The system used by LinkedIn

What does Zuckerberg say about the trade-off in the new moderation policy?

• It will eliminate all misinformation

• It will have no impact on misinformation

• It will catch less misinformation

• It will catch more misinformation

What is the main reason for Meta's policy change according to Zuckerberg?

• To reduce operational costs

• To comply with government regulations

• To increase user engagement

• To return to the roots of free expression