US EditionMeta deletes 100 million pages, 23m impersonating accounts from Facebook within one year
- Meta removed 100 million deceptive pages and 23 million accounts impersonating others on Facebook in 2024.
- The company acted to improve user experience and create a more authentic environment for users and creators.
- These efforts target actions manipulating distribution and interaction on the platform.
- Meta states, "spammy content crowds out authentic creator content," hindering the Facebook experience.
- These measures aim to reward genuine creators and rebuild user trust on the platform.
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Meta Founder, Mark Zuckergerg In a sweeping effort to restore authenticity and boost creator confidence, Meta — the parent company of Facebook — has announced the removal of over 100 million fake pages and 23 million impersonator profiles from its platform in 2024 alone. The aggressive purge, detailed in a company statement on Thursday, underscores …
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