You will not be able to use the word “martyr” on Facebook-Instagram, know what is the whole matter

Meta Company owns Facebook and Instagram. But now users will have to do special work on both these platforms. Now users will not be able to use the word martyr on these platforms. According to a report, the word shaheed is usually used as martyr. This word has been removed from Meta’s platform more times than any other word or phrase. After an in-depth, year-long review, the Board concluded that Meta’s approach was overly broad, unnecessarily suppressing the speech of countless users.

Let us tell you that this board is funded by Meta. The board has emphasized that the company should remove the posts containing martyrs. Especially those posts which are related to signs of violence. If they violate other community guidelines. The move comes amid long-standing criticism of Meta’s content moderation policies.

Critics have accused Neta of suppressing content sympathetic to Palestinians during the Israel-Hamas conflict. The Yanaya decision comes amid concerns that the Martyr’s Rule fails to take into account interpretations of the term. As a result, violent content has been removed.

Hayley Thorning-Schmidt, co-chair of the oversight board, says Meta’s goal is to increase security through censorship. It is also said that such measures inadvertently marginalize entire communities without improving security outcomes. He said META works amid the belief that censorship can improve security. Information has emerged that censorship marginalises the entire population. There is no improvement in security.

Let us tell you that now Meta removes the posts containing the word martyr. These posts are considered dangerous. This also includes members of extremist organizations like Hamas. Meta has also sought instructions from the inspection board after failing to reach internal consensus on the matter.