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Facebook realiza pruebas para detectar publicaciones extremistas
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Facebook realizó la prueba con el objetivo de combatir el extremismo violento, informó el vocero de la red social, Andy Stone.
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San Francisco. Una prueba realizada por la gigante de las redes sociales Facebook con ventanas emergentes en la que se preguntaba a usuarios si creían que sus amigos se estaban volviendo extremistas generó este viernes preocupación en medios conservadores.
El vocero de Facebook, Andy Stone, tuiteó que las alertas surgieron de una iniciativa en la red social para combatir el extremismo violento.
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Facebook tests alerting users to extremist posts
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03/07/2021 - 02:12 Facebook s Redirect Initiative features are intended to route people using hate- or violence-related search terms toward resources, education or outreach groups aimed at more harmonious outcomes, according to the social media giant OLIVIER DOULIERY AFP/File 3 min
San Francisco (AFP)
A Facebook test of pop-up boxes asking people whether they think friends are becoming extremists raised concerns Friday among US conservatives who felt their voices might be stifled.
Facebook spokesman Andy Stone said in a Twitter exchange that the alerts sprang from an initiative at the social network to combat violent extremism and dangerous organizations.