London ¨C Ahead of Donald Trump¡¯s presidential inauguration, Meta head Mark Zuckerberg ended its U.S. fact-checking programs meant to label viral, misleading content.
Meta will review posts only in response to user reports, Zuckerberg said on Jan. 7.
Automated systems will flag ¡°high-severity violations¡± around terrorism, child exploitation, scams and drugs. The changes only apply to its U.S. operations, not to other regions.
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