Facebook enhances the livestream feature control

Facebook is urgently putting forward more aggressive measures to control live streaming (livestream) on its social networking platform, before governments 'become impatient' and enact laws. disadvantage for them.

1. News Feed on Facebook may be about to change dramatically, in a way no one expected

According to the Sydney Morning Herald report, Facebook is embarking on new changes on its platform, especially for live streaming after the world's largest social networking site has caught on. suffered a lot of criticism and even a heavy punishment from the New Zealand government after the shooting of a mosque in the country was broadcasted and spread uncontrollably on Facebook last month. Accordingly, it is likely that in the near future, users who have violated Facebook's rules about hate speech will be restricted from using live streaming. This is said to contribute positively to preventing those who are prone to extreme violence to stream online images of violence on social networks that have more than 2 billion users.

1. Facebook was fined 47 dollars for violating data laws

The company is likely to come up with similar controls before meeting with the New Zealand government later this month to discuss what Facebook can do and should do to prevent acts. Violence spreads on its platform.

In a related move, the Australian Government also issued a bill, which stipulates that the Government is allowed to impose sanctions on any social media companies that appear too late and suffer moving in removing terrorist and violent content from its foundation. In addition, they also plan to partner with Google and Twitter to implement extreme content detection measures before they reach users.

1. What data has been collected from major technology companies from users?

We all know that 2018 is a 'nightmare' year for Facebook. This social networking site was heavily criticized and even considered a 'digital gang' for abusing data and being punished for serious privacy violations. More than anyone else, the Facebook leaders understand that they have actually entered the 'red line', so making policies that appease public opinion and agree with the legislators' demands will be dynamic. Smart, only beneficial, without any harm to Facebook, at least for the time being.