Following YouTube, Meta announces crackdown on ‘unoriginal’ Facebook content

Meet Declaration On Monday that it will take additional measures to crack the “Instinal” content on Facebook, which means that someone else repeatedly re -use texts, photos or videos. This year, Meta has already taken about 10 million profiles, which have been disguised by large content producers, said it.

Also, it has taken action against 500,000 accounts that were involved in “spammy behavior or fake busy”. These activities include issues that reduce accounts of accounts and to reduce the distribution of their content to prevent accounts from cashing.

It was also a few days after saying YouTube followed the update from Meta Cleaning its policy about uncontrolled content, Things that have become easier to produce with mass production and recurring video-AI technology.

Like YouTube, Meta says that it will not punish users who are involved in other person’s content, creating reaction videos, joining trends or working on their own yoga. Instead, Mater Focus is on re -posting the content of others, either in spam accounts or those who include the original creator.

Others repeatedly re -using the system, the accounts of the system will lose access to the Facebook monetization programs for some time and see the reduction distribution of their posts, the company has said. When Facebook detects duplicate videos, it will also reduce the distribution of copies to ensure that the main creator receives philosophy and credit.

Also, the company says it is experimenting with a system that adds links to duplicate videos that indicates the main content of the viewer.

The update comes from the users across its platforms as a meta -weethors criticism from users, Including InstagramAutomatic means of the wrong, overly applying its principles. Ay Petition with approximately 30,000 signatures Meta asks to solve the problem with the incorrectly disabled accounts and its lack of humanitarian assistance, which users feel abandoned and many small businesses have hit. Meta has not yet published the matter publicly, despite Focus From Press And Other high-profile creatorThe

Although Meta’s new crackdown is more concentrated in accounts that steal content for the profit of others, the issues around the uncontrollable material are increasing.

With the emergence of AI technology, the platforms are flooded with AI OP alu, it is a word that refers to low-quality media products created using the generator AI. On YouTube, for ExamplesIt Simple From Find Thanks for Text-to-Video AI Equipment, an AI Voice Over in Photos, Video Clip or Other Reflement Contents

The Mater update only focuses on re -used content, but its post suggests that it is also taking into account AI OP. In a section where the company provides “tips” to create the main content, the meta note that the creators should not add watermarks simply to “sew clips” or use material from other sources and concentrate on “pure story telling”, small videos do not pay small videos.

This is not to say directly, these unique videos are also things that make AI equipment easier to produce, because in low-quality videos, a series of images or clips (real or AI) will often be added, including the AI details.

In the post, the meta manufacturers warn the manufacturers not to re -use materials from other applications or sources, which has become a prolonged rule. It further notes that video captions should be high quality, which means the use of automatic AI captions that are not performed by the Creator may be deducted.

Meta says these changes will be slowly roll out a few months ago, so it is time to adjust Facebook makers. If manufacturers think that their contents are not being distributed, they can see the new post-level insight on Facebook’s professional dashboard to see why.

Manufacturers will also be able to see if the contents of their page or professional profile are at risk of the content on the home screen support or cash screens.