"We've seen this approach work on X - where they empower their community to decide when posts are potentially misleading and need more context, and people across a diverse range of perspectives decide what sort of context is helpful for other users to see."
"We think this could be a better way of achieving our original intention of providing people with information about what they're seeing - and one that's less prone to bias."
The moderation changes are first being rolled out in the US, and aim to address complaints that Meta censors 'too much harmless content' on its platforms, and is slow to respond to users who have their accounts restricted.
Meta says it's also scrapping a number of current restrictions around topics like immigration and gender identity, and will start phasing political content back into users' feeds on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads 'with a more personalized approach.'
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