TRUE or FALSE: When the reported content is protected with a shield that requires escalation to T2 before taking any action on the content.

TRUE or FALSE:

T1 Thresholds (T1 to pass immediately to T2): Facebook Page (500k+)

Why does an object get XChecked?

What type of entities can be XChecked? (Select all that apply)

There are 3 major Fanout relationships: (Select all three)

This mean that the content posted on the page is protected along with the page admin's profile. However, anything that this admin posts elsewhere on Facebook will not be protected.

Content with an associated a High-Pri XCheck (LOB or SMOB)

The reported content contains a Mid-Pri XCheck and meets passing guidelines.

TRUE or FALSE:

All Legal Escalations Guidelines still apply and should be followed prior to removing any content with a Low-Pri XCheck.

Reporter OR Reported Party is a politician, OR political party, government entity - holding or seeking an elected seat in government or government entity - OR activist.

Manipulated Media: (1) Context (e.g., caption) suggests the reported content is a deepfake video, or (2) reporting party mentions one of the following terms: “manipulated media, deepfake”.

Reporting party makes a credible threat of suit, and guidance leads to pushback . You should pay particular attention to attorneys or law firms explaining their intent to sue; these tickets should always be escalated to legal. Please also note that smaller creators (like photographers) and smaller law firms should be treated with as much care as other entities.

Reports against content where it is clear from the report that the reporting party doesn’t have access to the reported content because of privacy settings AND you are unable to remove (or geoblock) with certainty all content at issue based on the information provided

When the reported content is exchanged via private messages (Messenger, Instagram messaging, etc.) and cannot be located (if the reported content is a post of a screenshot of private messages, we treat it as normal post and we don't escalate as default)

Oculus, Horizon, Metaverse content, Novi, Rayban, Messenger, or other FB products outside of Facebook or Instagram.

Reports asserting that Facebook/Meta posted or created content or services that infringe the rights of third-parties (e.g., report from a company called “Oculu” arguing “Oculus” infringes their trademark rights, report asserting Facebook’s software code infringes copyright, reports against profile frames created by Facebook).

a Facebook profile with a name that represents a brand, business, and/or organization instead of representing an individual. This type of content should be represented by a Page, not a profile, and is therefore a misuse of a Facebook profile and a violation of Facebook’s terms.

TRUE or FALSE:

The name or vanity URL of the profile represents a business, store, organization even if it includes a person’s name.

FAKE ORG SIGNAL: A non-personal cover photo alone is not grounds for fake org removal, but it is a strong signal when used in conjunction with an org name.

TRUE or FALSE:

Appeals and Retractions related to Fake Org should not be granted as this is a Facebook Policy.

There are many ad formats. These are the formats we see most often in our queues: (Select all that applies)

Outside of SRT, you can distinguish an ad that is posted on an Instagram account from an ad that is posted on a Facebook account.

Some uppercase letters

Outside of SRT, you can distinguish an ad that is posted on an Instagram account from an ad that is posted on a Facebook account.

All lowercase letters

You should action all statuses except: