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Redstate editor Kira Davis, who said was sent a screenshot of the message from a friend, wrote: “ Hey has anyone had this message pop up on their FB? My friend (who is not an ideologue but hosts lots of competing chatter) got this message twice. He’s very disturbed.” And others reported getting a warning that they may have been “exposed to harmful extremist content recently.” The message then states that “violent groups try to manipulate your anger and disappointment,” similarly offering a “Get Support” option. “ Facebook randomly sent me this notice about extremism when ...

July 2nd 2021 8:19 am Facebook is testing a new feature that will allow users to report other users for extremist activity. It's part of an effort to limit the amount of hate speech and other harmful information that the platform has become associated with in recent history. Facebook has received plenty of bad press over the past few years due to their inactivity when faced with extremist content, with many sources citing them as a core reason for the rabid political discourse and division in the USA. While social media sites used to be able to hide behind Section 230, a law that stated w...

Jul 1, 2021 18:36 EDT with 10 comments People have been sharing screenshots of a new message they’ve been receiving from Facebook if they or someone they know has been looking at content that Facebook deems to be extremist. Once a user receives a notification, they can dismiss it or hit the Get Support button which presumably links to national anti-extremist organisations, although this is unclear as Neowin hasn’t been presented with the notification yet. Commenting on the development, a Facebook spokesperson emailed the following message to Reuters: “This te...