Meta expands its strike removal feature to Instagram and all Facebook users

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Meta expands its strike removal feature to

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and all

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users

Meta is expanding its feature that helps users avoid “

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jail.” Earlier this year, the company began allowing

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creators to complete in-app “educational training” for first-time rule violations in order to avoid strikes on their accounts. Now, the company is to all

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users and opening it up to creators on

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As Engadget noted back , the idea of the feature is a bit like going to traffic school. People who violate one of the company’s rules for the first time will have the option to complete a “a short educational program” in

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or

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’s app in order to avoid a “strike” on their account and any restrictions that may come with it.

Users will be able to take advantage of the process once in a 12-month ******* for most first-time offenses. The process to “remove the warning” on an account will be available to anyone on

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, as well as creators on

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(a broader rollout for

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is expected “soon,” according to the company.) Meta won’t allow people to remove strikes for more “serious” offenses, including posts about ******* exploitation or drug sales.

Meta has described the strike-removal feature as part of its effort to reform its penalty system, which has long been frustrating and confusing for users who often get caught up in it unintentionally. In a blog post, Meta said that the in-app education features have already shown some signs of success with

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creators. “What we’ve already seen from our initial launch this summer has been promising — those who successfully removed their first strikes for violating a policy were more likely to say they understood

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’s policy decisions and became less likely to violate that policy again,” the company said.

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