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Justification de la politique
Lorsqu'une personne décède, ses amis et sa famille peuvent nous demander de transformer son compte en compte commémoratif. Une fois commémoré, les mots « En souvenir de » apparaissent au-dessus du nom sur le profil de la personne, indiquant que le compte est désormais un site commémoratif. La commémoration des comptes permet de créer un espace consacré au souvenir des êtres chers et protège contre les tentatives de connexion et les activités frauduleuses. Afin de respecter les choix formulés par une personne de son vivant, nous nous efforçons de conserver son compte tel quel après son décès.
Sur Facebook, nous avons permis aux utilisateurs de désigner une personne de confiance qui se chargera de gérer leur compte après leur décès. Afin de soutenir les proches endeuillés, nous pouvons, dans certains cas, supprimer ou modifier certains contenus à la demande de la personne désignée comme contact ou des membres de la famille.
Les demandes pour transformer en comptes commémoratifs les comptes Facebook ou Instagram appartenant à des utilisateurs décédés peuvent être effectuées en fournissant les informations requises par :
  • Des amis Facebook
  • Des abonnés Instagram
  • Des membres de la famille avec la documentation appropriée
Pour les victimes de meurtre et de suicide, nous supprimerons le contenu suivant sur Facebook et Instagram s'il apparaît sur la photo de profil, la photo de couverture ou parmi les publications récentes du fil d'actualité de la personne décédée à la demande d'un membre de sa famille. Nous pouvons également supprimer ce contenu sur Facebook à la demande du contact légataire Facebook :
  • Contenu lié au décès de la personne décédée
  • Éloge ou soutien à la mort, à la maladie ou au tort subi par la personne décédée
  • Représentation visuelle de l'objet utilisé dans le décès de la personne décédée.
  • Images du meurtrier condamné ou présumé de la personne décédée.
  • Situation amoureuse ou situation amicale du meurtrier condamné ou présumé de la personne décédée
Pour les Normes de la communauté suivantes, nous exigeons des renseignements et/ou des éléments de contexte supplémentaires afin d'apporter les modifications suivantes lorsqu’elles sont demandées par un représentant autorisé de la personne décédée et, sur Facebook uniquement, par le contact légataire :
  • Supprimer les commentaires en violation sur un profil commémoratif, ce qui nécessite généralement que la personne nous signale elle-même ces commentaires afin que nous sachions qu'ils sont indésirables.
  • Modifier les paramètres de confidentialité du profil de la personne décédée pour passer de « public » à « amis uniquement » si le profil contient du contenu nuisible
  • Modifier le nom du profil s'il enfreint nos Normes de la communauté, conformément à notre Politique relative aux noms authentiques
  • Ajouter des amis ou des abonnés au profil s'ils ont été supprimés après le décès de la personne
Policy Rationale
When someone passes away, Facebook friends and family can request that we memorializethe Facebook accountfriends and family can request that we memorialize their accounts . Once memorialized, the word "Remembering" appears above the name on the person's profile so that the account is now a memorial site. Memorializing accounts helps create a space for remembering loved ones and protects against attempted logins and fraudulent activity. To respect the choices someone made while alive, we aim to preserve their account without changes after they pass away.
On Facebook, we have made it possible for people to identify a legacy contact to look after their account after they pass away.We have also made it possible for people to identify a legacy contact to look after their Facebook account after they pass away. To support the bereaved, in some instances, we may remove or change certain content when the legacy contact or family members request it.
Requests to memorialize Facebook or Instagram accounts that belong to deceased users can be made with the requisite information by:
  • Facebook friends
  • Instagram followers
  • Family members with the correct documentation
For victims of murder and suicide we will remove the following content on Facebook and Instagram if it appears on the deceased’s profile photo, cover photo, or among recent timeline posts when requested by a legacy contact or family member of the deceased.We may also remove this content on Facebook when requested by the Facebook legacy contact:
  • Content related to the deceased's death
  • Praise or support for the death, disease, or harm of the deceased
  • Visual depiction of the object used in the deceased’s death.
  • Imagery of the convicted or alleged murderer of the deceased.
  • Relationship status or friend status of the convicted or alleged murderer of the deceased
For the following Community Standards, we require additional information and/or context to make the following changes when requested by the legacy contact or an authorized representative of the deceased:when requested by an authorized representative of the deceased and on Facebook-only, by the legacy contact:
  • Remove violating comments on a memorialized profile, which would typically require the individual to self report so that we know that they are unwanted.
  • Change the deceased's individual's privacy settings from public to friends-only when there is harmful content on the profile
  • Change the name on the profile if it violates our Community Standards, in accordance with our Authentic Name policy
  • Add friends or followers to the profile if they were removed following the deceased’s passing
Policy Rationale
When someone passes away, Facebook friends and family can request that we memorialize the Facebook account. Once memorialized, the word "Remembering" appears above the name on the person's profile so the account is now a memorial site. Memorializing accounts helps create a space for remembering loved ones and protects against attempted logins and fraudulent activity. To respect the choices someone made while alive, we aim to preserve their account without changes after they pass away.
We have also made it possible for people to identify a legacy contact to look after their Facebook account after they pass away. To support the bereaved, in some instances we may remove or change certain content when the legacy contact or family members request it.
Visit Hard Questions for more information about our memorialization policy and process. And see our Newsroom for the latest tools we are building to support people during these difficult times.
For victims of murder and suicide we will remove the following content or activityif it appears on the deceased’s profile photo, cover photo, or among recent timeline posts when requested by a legacy contact or an authorized representativefamily member of the deceased:
  • Content related to the deceased's death
  • Praise or support for the death, disease, or harm of the deceased
  • Visual depiction of the object used in the deceased’s death.
  • Imagery of the convicted or alleged murderer of the deceased.
  • Relationship status or friend status of the convicted or alleged murderer of the deceased
  • Content related to the deceased’s death.
For victims of murder, we will also remove the convicted or alleged murderer from the deceased’s profile if referenced in relationship status or among friends.
For the following Community Standards, we require additional information and/or context to make the following changes when requested by the legacy contact or an authorized representative of the deceased:enforce:
When brought to our attention by the legacy contact or a family member of the deceased, we will:
  • Remove violating comments on a memorialized profile, which would typically require the individual to self report so that we know that they are unwanted.
  • Remove praise or support for the death, disease, or harm of the deceased person on a memorialized profile.
  • Change the deceased individual’s privacy settings from public to friends-only when there is harmful content on the profile.
  • Change a violating account name on the profile of the deceased individual.the name on the profile if it violates our Community Standards, in accordance with our Authentic Name policy
  • Add friends or followers to the profile if they were removed following the deceased’s passing
When someone passes away,Facebookfriends and family can request that we memorialize the Facebook account. Once memorialized, the word "Remembering" appears above the name on the person's profile so the account is now a memorial site and protects against attempted logins and fraudulent activity. To respect the choices someone made while alive, we aim to preserve their account after they pass away.
We have also made it possible for people to identify a legacy contact to look after their account after they pass away. To support the bereaved, in some instances we may remove or change certain content when the legacy contact or family members request it.
Visit Hard Questions for more information about our memorialization policy and process. And see our Newsroom for the latest tools we are building to support people during these difficult times.
For victims of murder and suicide we will remove the following content if it appears on the deceased’s profile photo, cover photo, or among recent timeline posts when requested by a legacy contact or family member of the deceased:
  • Visual depiction of the object used in the deceased’s death.
  • Imagery of the convicted or alleged murderer of the deceased.
  • Content related to the deceased’s death.
For victims of murder, we will also remove the convicted or alleged murderer from the deceased’s profile if referenced in relationship status or among friends.
For the following Community Standards, we require additional information and/or context to enforce:
When brought to our attention by the legacy contact or a family member of the deceased, we will:
  • Remove violating comments on a memorialized profile, which would typically require the individual to self report so that we know that they are unwanted.
  • Remove praise or support for the death, disease, or harm of the deceased person on a memorialized profile.
  • Change the deceased individual’s privacy settings from public to friends-only when there is harmful content on the profile.
  • Change a violating account name on the profile of the deceased individual.
The policy is being updated to clarify that only Facebook friends and family members can request that an account be memorialized.
Policy Rationale
When someone passes away, friends and family can request that we memorialize their accounts. Once memorialized, the word "Remembering" appears above the name on the person's profile so that the account is now a memorial site. Memorializing accounts helps create a space for remembering loved ones and protects against attempted logins and fraudulent activity. To respect the choices someone made while alive, we aim to preserve their account without changes after they pass away.
On Facebook, we have made it possible for people to identify a legacy contact to look after their account after they pass away. To support the bereaved, in some instances, we may remove or change certain content when the legacy contact or family members request it.
For victims of murder and suicide we will remove the following content if it appears on the deceased’s profile photo, cover photo, or among recent timeline posts when requested by a legacy contact or family member of the deceased:
  • Visual depiction of the object used in the deceased’s death
  • Imagery of the convicted or alleged murderer of the deceased
  • Content related to the deceased’s death
For victims of murder, we will also remove the convicted or alleged murderer from the deceased’s profile if referenced in relationship status or among friends.
When we have additional context provided by the legacy contact or a family member of the deceased, we may:
  • Remove bullying or harassment violations on a memorialized profile, which normally require the individual to self-report
  • Remove praise or support for the death, disease, or harm of the deceased person on a memorialized profile
  • Change the deceased’s individual’s privacy settings from public to friends-only when there is harmful content on the profile
  • Change a violating account name on the profile of the deceased individual
For the following Community Standards, we require additional information and/or context to enforce:
When brought to our attention by the legacy contact or a family member of the deceased, we will:
  • Remove violating comments on a memorialized profile, which would typically require the individual to self report so that we know that they are unwanted
  • Remove praise or support for the death, disease, or harm of the deceased person on a memorialized profile
  • Change the deceased’s individual’s privacy settings from public to friends-only when there is harmful content on the profile
  • Change a violating account name on the profile of the deceased individual
Policy Rationale
When someone passes away, friends and family can request that we memorialize the Facebook account. Once memorialized, the word "Remembering"appears above the name on the person's profile to help make it This makes it clear that the account is now a memorial site and protects against attempted logins and fraudulent activity. ToWe do not remove, update, or change anything about the profile or the account because we want to respect the choices someone made while alive, we aim to preserve their account after they pass away. We have also made it possible for people to identify a legacy contact to look after their account after they pass away.To support the bereaved, in some instances we may remove or change certain content when the legacy contact or family members request it. People can let us know in advance if they want their account permanently deleted when they die. We may delete profiles when the next of kin tells us that the person who passed would have preferred that we delete the account rather than memorialize it.
Visit Hard Questions for more information about our memorialization policy and process. And see our Newsroom for the latest tools we're building to support people during these difficult times.
Once we become aware that a person has passed away:
  • Their account is secured and memorialized by adding “Remembering” above the name on the person's profile. The profile or account is not updated or otherwise changed in any way
  • Immediate family members can also request that we remove a loved one’s profile
For victims of murder and suicide we will remove the following content if it appears on the deceased’s profile photo, cover photo, or among recent timeline posts when requested by a legacy contact or family member of the deceased:
  • Visual depiction of the object used in the deceased’s death
  • Imagery of the convicted or alleged murderer of the deceased
  • Content related to the deceased’s death
For victims of murder, we will also remove the convicted or alleged murderer from the deceased’s profile if referenced in relationship status or among friends.
When we have additional context provided by the legacy contact or a family member of the deceased, we may:
  • Remove bullying or harassment violations on a memorialized profile, which normally require the individual to self-report
  • Remove praise or support for the death, disease, or harm of the deceased person on a memorialized profile
  • Change the deceased’s individual’s privacy settings from public to friends-only when there is harmful content on the profile
  • Change a violating account name on the profile of the deceased individual
Policy Rationale
When someone passes away, friends and family can request that we memorialize the account by adding "Remembering" above the name on the person's profile. This makes it clear that the account is now a memorial site and protects against attempted logins and fraudulent activity. We do not remove, update, or change anything about the profile or the account because we want to respect the choices someone made while alive. We have also made it possible for people to identify a legacy contact to look after their account after they pass away. People can let us know in advance if they want their account permanently deleted when they die. We may delete profiles when the next of kin tells us that the person who passed would have preferred that we delete the account rather than memorialize it.
Visit Hard Questions for more information about our memorialization policy and process. And see our Newsroom for the latest tools we're building to support people during these difficult times.
For victims of murder and suicide we will remove the following content if it appears on the deceased’s profile photo, cover photo, or among recent timeline posts when requested by a legacy contact or family member of the deceased:
  • Visual depiction of the object used in the deceased’s death
  • Imagery of the convicted or alleged murderer of the deceased
  • Content related to the deceased’s death
For victims of murder, we will also remove the convicted or alleged murderer from the deceased’s profile if referenced in relationship status or among friends .
Policy Rationale
When someone passes away, friends and family can request that we memorialize the account by adding "Remembering" above the name on the person's profile. This makes it clear that the account is now a memorial site and protects against attempted logins and fraudulent activity. We do not remove, update, or change anything about the profile or the account because we want to respect the choices someone made while alive. We have also made it possible for people to identify a legacy contact to look after their account after they pass away. People can let us know in advance if they want their account permanently deleted when they die. We may delete profiles when the next of kin tells us that the person who passed would have preferred that we delete the account rather than memorialize it.
Visit Hard Questions for more information about our memorialization policy and process. And see our Newsroom for the latest tools we're building to support people during these difficult times.
Policy Rationale
When we learn that someone has passed away,When someone passes away, friends and family can request that we memorialize the account by adding "Remembering" above the name on the person's profile. This makes it clear that the account is now a memorial site and protects against attempted logins and fraudulent activity. We do not remove, update, or change anything about the profile or the account because we want to respect the choices someone made while still alive. We have also made it possible for people to identify a legacy contact to look after their account after they pass away. People can let us know in advance if they want their account permanently deleted when they die. We may delete profiles when the next of kin tells us that the person who passed would have preferred that we delete the account rather than memorialize it. Visit Hard Questions for more information about our memorialization policy and process.
Expériences sur la plateforme
Voyez des exemples du processus d’application des règles sur Facebook, notamment : à quoi ressemble le signalement de quelque chose qui, selon vous, n’a pas sa place sur Facebook, un message vous informant que vous avez enfreint nos Normes de la communauté et un écran d’avertissement sur certains contenus.
Remarque : Nous améliorons constamment nos services, il est donc possible que ce que vous voyez ici soit légèrement différent de ce que nous utilisons actuellement.
EXPÉRIENCE SUR LA PLATEFORME
Le signalement
EXPÉRIENCE SUR LA PLATEFORME
La communication post-signalement
EXPÉRIENCE SUR LA PLATEFORME
Le retrait du contenu
EXPÉRIENCE SUR LA PLATEFORME
Les écrans d’avertissement
Mise en application
Nous appliquons les mêmes règles partout dans le monde, pour tous les utilisateurs de Facebook.
Équipe d’examinateurs
Notre équipe internationale composée de plus de 15 000 examinateurs travaille chaque jour pour assurer la sécurité des utilisateurs de Facebook.
Engagement des intervenants
Des experts externes, des universitaires, des ONG et des décideurs politiques contribuent à l’élaboration des Normes de la communauté Facebook.
Obtenir de l’aide concernant la commémoration
Découvrez ce que vous pouvez faire si vous constatez que du contenu publié sur Facebook enfreint nos Normes de la communauté.
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