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The video discusses Facebook's decision to ban content related to the conspiracy group Q Anon, even if it doesn't contain violent content, as part of its efforts to remove militarized social movements. It also covers Nextdoor's introduction of a treat map to help users safely celebrate Halloween during the COVID-19 pandemic by sharing activities and planning routes.

What action has Facebook taken regarding content related to Q Anon?

• Banned all content related to Q Anon

• Encouraged users to post about Q Anon

• Removed pages, groups, and Instagram accounts related to Q Anon

• Allowed all content related to Q Anon

Can Facebook users still post about Q Anon on their personal profiles?

• Yes, they can post freely

• Only if the content is violent

• No, all posts are banned

• Only with special permission

What is the focus of Facebook's dangerous organizations operations team?

• Detecting and removing militarized social movement content

• Banning all user-generated content

• Creating new social media platforms

• Promoting social movements

What is the purpose of Nextdoor's treat map?

• To promote local businesses

• To track COVID-19 cases

• To help people celebrate Halloween safely

• To organize community meetings

How can users interact with Nextdoor's treat map?

• By blocking other users

• By adding their residences and sharing activities

• By reporting suspicious activities

• By creating new maps