"In the coming weeks, we will begin to roll out enhanced technology in Europe to further support how our moderation teams detect and remove accounts that belong to someone under the age of 13. This follows an initial pilot in Europe over the last year, which led to the removal of thousands of additional underage accounts."
"When our technology identifies that an account may belong to someone under 13, it will be reviewed by a specialist moderator who decides whether it should be banned. Like today, everyone has the opportunity to submit an appeal if they believe an error was made."
Enhanced detection technology will be rolled out in Europe to help moderation teams identify and remove accounts belonging to users under 13. An initial pilot in Europe over the past year resulted in the removal of thousands of additional underage accounts. When the technology flags an account as possibly belonging to someone under 13, a specialist moderator will review the account and decide whether to ban it. Users retain the ability to submit an appeal if they believe an error has occurred. The process combines automated identification with human review and preserves appeal rights.
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