Facebook 'supreme court' admits 'frustrations' in five years of work


Facebook – since renamed Meta – announced the Oversight Board, often referred to as the supreme court, at a 2018 nadir of public trust in the tech giant. — Reuters

PARIS: An oversight board created by Facebook to review content-moderation decisions trumpeted improved transparency and respect for people's rights in a survey of their first five years of work on Thursday, while acknowledging "frustrations" to their arm's-length role.

Facebook – since renamed Meta – announced the Oversight Board, often referred to as the group's "supreme court", at a 2018 nadir of public trust in the tech giant.

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