Intégrité des comptes
Détails de la politique
CHANGELOG
Aujourd’hui
Justification de la Politique
Afin de garantir un environnement sûr et de favoriser la liberté d’expression, nous restreignons ou supprimons les comptes nuisibles pour la communauté. Nous avons développé une combinaison de systèmes automatiques et manuels visant à restreindre et supprimer les comptes utilisés pour enfreindre explicitement et régulièrement nos politiques sur nos produits.
Puisque la suppression du compte est une action qui a des conséquences, nous voulons, chaque fois que cela est possible, donner à notre audience l’opportunité d’apprendre nos règles et de suivre nos Standards de la communauté. Par exemple, une notification est émise chaque fois que nous supprimons du contenu et, dans la plupart des cas, nous fournissons également des informations sur la nature de l’infraction et les restrictions que nous appliquons. Nos mesures de mise en application ont été conçues pour être proportionnelles à la gravité de l’infraction, l’historique des infractions sur le compte et le risque de préjudice à laquelle cette infraction expose la communauté. Les infractions continues, en dépit d’avertissements et de restrictions répétées, ou les infractions qui constituent des risques importants en matière de sécurité entraîneront la désactivation du compte.
En savoir plus sur la façon dont Meta met en œuvre ses politiques et restreint les comptes dans l’Espace modération.
Nous sommes susceptibles de restreindre ou de désactiver des comptes, d’autres entités (Pages, groupes, évènements) ou des éléments professionnels (comptes Business Manager, comptes publicitaires) :
- qui enfreignent nos Standards de la communauté et causent de graves préjudices, y compris ceux dont nous informons les forces de l’ordre en raison du danger imminent pour la sécurité publique ou celle d’un individu ;
- qui enfreignent nos Standards de la communauté et causent toute forme de préjudice qui justifie que nous en informions les forces de l’ordre en raison du danger imminent pour la sécurité publique ou celle d’un individu ;
- qui enfreignent nos Standards publicitaires et ont recours à des pratiques professionnelles trompeuses ou dangereuses ;
- qui enfreignent constamment nos Standards de la communauté en publiant du contenu interdit ou en gérant des entités ou des éléments professionnels en infraction ;
- qui enfreignent constamment nos Standards en matière de publicité ;
- dont l’activité ou le comportement indiquent une intention claire de déroger aux règles ;
- qui appartiennent à des utilisateurs de moins de 18 ans qui enfreignent constamment nos Standards de la communauté en publiant ou en partageant du contenu qui n’est pas approprié à leur âge, y compris (mais sans s’y limiter) nudité ou actes sexuels impliquant des adultes, promotion ou représentation de drogues, d’alcool ou de tabac, violence explicite, ou blessures intentionnelles ou troubles de l’alimentation.
Nous sommes susceptibles de restreindre ou de désactiver des comptes, d’autres entités (Pages, groupes, évènements) ou des éléments professionnels (comptes Business Manager, comptes publicitaires) qui sont :
- possédés par la même personne ou entité qu’un compte qui a été désactivé ;
- créés ou reconvertis pour contourner la suppression d’un autre compte ou d’une autre entité, y compris ceux dont on pense qu’ils ont la même propriété et le même contenu que les comptes ou entités précédemment supprimés ;
- créés pour contacter une personne qui a bloqué un compte ;
- utilisés, sinon, pour contourner nos processus d’examen ou nos mesures de modération.
Nous sommes susceptibles de restreindre ou de désactiver des comptes, d’autres entités (Pages, groupes, évènements) ou des éléments professionnels (comptes Business Manager, comptes publicitaires) qui :
- sont étroitement liés à un réseau de comptes ou d’autres entités qui enfreignent ou contournent nos politiques ;
- se coordonnent au sein d’un réseau de comptes ou d’autres entités qui enfreignent constamment ou sérieusement nos politiques.
- Activité ou comportement qui indiquent une intention claire de déroger aux règles par le biais d’un réseau de comptes
Nous chercherons à restreindre ou à désactiver les comptes, les entités (Pages, groupes, évènements) ou les éléments professionnels (comptes Business Manager, comptes publicitaires) qui sont impliqués dans des activités en dehors de la plateforme qui peuvent être source de préjudices sur celle-ci, y compris ceux qui :
- sont la propriété d’un délinquant sexuel condamné pour abus sexuel sur enfants ou adultes ;
- sont la propriété d’une entité désignée ou gérés en son nom ;
- n’ont pas le droit de bénéficier de nos produits, de nos services ou de nos logiciels en vertu des lois applicables.
Dans les cas de figure suivants, nous sommes susceptibles de demander davantage d’informations sur un compte pour nous assurer de l’identité de son ou sa propriétaire ou de l’acceptabilité de ses activités :
- Comptes compromis
- Création ou utilisation d’un compte ou d’une autre entité par le biais de moyens automatisés, tels que les scripts (à moins que l’activité liée au script emprunte des canaux autorisés et qu’elle n’enfreigne pas nos politiques)
- Comptes vides et inactifs depuis un certain temps
28 mai 2026
Policy Rationale
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we restrict or remove accounts that are harmful to the community. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to restrict and remove accounts that are used to egregiously or persistently violate our policies across any of our products.
Because account removal is a serious action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community opportunities to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. For example, a notification is issued each time we remove content, and in most cases we also provide people with information about the nature of the violation and any restrictions that are applied. Our enforcement actions are designed to be proportional to the severity of the violation, the history of violations on the account, and the risk or harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Learn more about how Meta enforces its policies and restricts accounts in the Transparency Center.
We may restrict or disable accounts, other entities (Pages, groups, events) or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that:
- Violate our Community Standards involving egregious harms, including those we refer to law enforcement due to the risk of imminent harm to individual or public safety
- Violate our Community Standards involving any harms that warrant referral to law enforcement due to the risk of imminent harm to individual of public safety
- Violate our Advertising Standards involving deceptive or dangerous business harms
- Persistently violate our Community Standards by posting violating content and/or managing violating entities or business assets
- Persistently violate our Advertising Standards
- Demonstrate activity or behavior indicative of a clear violating purpose
- Belong to users under 18 that persistently violate our Community Standards by posting or sharing content that is not age-appropriate, including (but not limited to) adult nudity or sexual activity, promotion or depiction of drugs, alcohol, or tobacco, graphic violence, or self-harm or eating disorders”
We may restrict or disable accounts, other entities (Pages, groups, events) or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that are:
- Owned by the same person or entity as an account that has been disabled
- Created or repurposed to evade a previous account or entity removal, including those assessed to have common ownership and content as previously removed accounts or entities
- Created to contact a user that has blocked an account
- Otherwise used to evade our enforcement actions or review processes
We may restrict or disable accounts, other entities (Pages, groups, events) or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that demonstrate:
- Close linkage with a network of accounts or other entities that violate or evade our policies
- Coordination within a network of accounts or other entities that persistently or egregiously violate our policies
- Activity or behavior indicative of a clear violating purpose through a network of accounts
We will work to restrict or disable accounts or other entities (Pages, groups, events), or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that engage in off-platform activity that can lead to harm on our platform, including those:
- Owned by a convicted sex offender, convicted of offences related to the sexual abuse of children or adults
- Owned by a Designated Entity or run on their behalf
- Prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws
In the following scenarios, we may request additional information about an account to ascertain ownership and/or permissible activity:
- Compromised accounts
- Creating or using an account or other entity through automated means, such as scripting (unless the scripting activity occurs through authorized routes and does not otherwise violate our policies)
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy
27 mars 2025
Policy Rationale
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we restrict or remove accounts that are harmful to the community. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to restrict and remove accounts that are used to egregiously or persistently violate our policies across any of our products.
Because account removal is a serious action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community opportunities to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. For example, a notification is issued each time we remove content, and in most cases we also provide people with information about the nature of the violation and any restrictions that are applied. Our enforcement actions are designed to be proportional to the severity of the violation, the history of violations on the account, and the risk or harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Learn more about how Meta enforces its policies and restricts accounts in the Transparency Center.
We may restrict or disable accounts, other entities (Pages, groups, events) or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that:
- Violate our Community Standards involving egregious harms, including those we refer to law enforcement due to the risk of imminent harm to individual or public safety
- Violate our Community Standards involving any harms that warrant referral to law enforcement due to the risk of imminent harm to individual of public safety
- Violate our Advertising Standards involving deceptive or dangerous business harms
- Persistently violate our Community Standards by posting violating content and/or managing violating entities or business assets
- Persistently violate
sour Advertising Standards - Demonstrate
Aactivity or behavior indicative of a clear violating purpose
We may restrict or disable accounts, other entities (Pages, groups, events) or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that are:
- Owned by the same person or entity as an account that has been disabled
- Created or repurposed to evade a previous account or entity removal, including those assessed to have common ownership and content as previously removed accounts or entities
- Created to contact a user that has blocked an account
- Otherwise used to evade our enforcement actions or review processes
We may restrict or disable accounts, other entities (Pages, groups, events) or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that demonstrate:
- Close linkage with a network of accounts or other entities that violate or evade our policies
- Coordination within a network of accounts or other entities that persistently or egregiously violate our policies
- Activity or behavior indicative of a clear violating purpose through a network of accounts
We will work to restrict or disable accounts or other entities (Pages, groups, events), or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that engage in off-platform activity that can lead to harm on our platform, including those:
- Owned by a convicted sex offender, convicted of offences related to the sexual abuse of children or adults
- Owned by a Designated Entity or run on their behalf
- Prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws
In the following scenarios, we may request additional information about an account to ascertain ownership and/or permissible activity:
- Compromised accounts
- Creating or using an account or other entity through automated means, such as scripting (unless the scripting activity occurs through authorized routes and does not otherwise violate our policies)
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy
26 déc. 2024
Policy Rationale
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we restrict or remove accounts that are harmful to the community. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to restrict and remove accounts that are used to egregiously or persistently violate our policies across any of our products.
Because account removal is a serious action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community opportunities to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. For example, a notification is issued each time we remove content, and in most cases we also provide people with information about the nature of the violation and any restrictions that are applied. Our enforcement actions are designed to be proportional to the severity of the violation, the history of violations on the account, and the risk or harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Learn more about how Meta enforces its policies and restricts accounts in the Transparency Center.
We may restrict or disable accounts, other entities (Pages, groups, events) or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that:
- Violate our Community Standards involving egregious harms, including those we refer to law enforcement due to the risk of imminent harm to individual or public safety
- Violate our Community Standards involving any harms that warrant referral to law enforcement due to the risk of imminent harm to individual of public safety
- Violate our Advertising Standards involving deceptive or dangerous business harms
- Persistently violate our Community Standards by posting violating content and/or managing violating entities or business assets
- Persistently violates our Advertising Standards
- Activity or behavior indicative of a clear violating purpose
We may restrict or disable accounts, other entities (Pages, groups, events) or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that are:
- Owned by the same person or entity as an account that has been disabled
- Created or repurposed to evade a previous account or entity removal, including those assessed to have common ownership and content as previously removed accounts or entities
- Created to contact a user that has blocked an account
- Otherwise used to evade our enforcement actions or review processes
We may restrict or disable accounts, other entities (Pages, groups, events) or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that demonstrate:
- Close linkage with a network of accounts or other entities that violate or evade our policies
- Coordination within a network of accounts or other entities that persistently or egregiously violate our policies
- Activity or behavior indicative of a clear violating purpose through a network of accounts
We will work tomay restrict or disable accounts or other entities (Pages, groups, events), or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that engage in off-platform activity that can lead to harm on our platform, including those:
- Owned by a convicted sex offender, convicted of offences related to the sexual abuse of children or adults
- Owned by a Designated Entity or run on their behalf
- Prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws
In the following scenarios, we may request additional information about an account to ascertain ownership and/or permissible activity:
- Compromised accounts
- Creating or using an account or other entity through automated means, such as scripting (unless the scripting activity occurs through authorized routes and does not otherwise violate our policies)
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy
We have updated the Convicted Sex Offender policy with additional details.
25 sept. 2024
Policy Rationale
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we remove accounts that are harmful to the community, including those that compromise the security of other accounts and our services. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to block and remove accounts that are used to persistently or egregiously abuse our Community Standards.
Because account level removal is a severe action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community a chance to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. Penalties, including account disables, are designed to be proportionate to the severity of the violation and the risk of harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Learn more about how Meta enforces its policies and restricts accounts in the Transparency Center.
We may restrict or disable accounts, other entities (Pages, groups, events) or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that:
- Violate our Community Standards involving egregious harms, including those we refer to law enforcement due to the risk of imminent harm to individual or public safety
- Violate our Community Standards involving any harms that warrant referral to law enforcement due to the risk of imminent harm to individual of public safety
- Violate our Advertising Standards involving deceptive or dangerous business harms
- Persistently violate our Community Standards by posting violating content and/or managing violating entities or business assets
- Persistently violates our Advertising Standards
- Activity or behavior indicative of a clear violating purpose
We may restrict or disable accounts, other entities (Pages, groups, events) or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that are:
- Owned by the same person or entity as an account that has been disabled
- Created or repurposed to evade a previous account or entity removal, including those assessed to have common ownership and content as previously removed accounts or entities
- Created to contact a user that has blocked an account
- Otherwise used to evade our enforcement actions or review processes
We may restrict or disable accounts, other entities (Pages, groups, events) or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that demonstrate:
- Close linkage with a network of accounts or other entities that violate or evade our policies
- Coordination within a network of accounts or other entities that persistently or egregiously violate our policies
- Activity or behavior indicative of a clear violating purpose through a network of accounts
We may restrict or disable accounts or other entities (Pages, groups, events), or business assets (Business Managers, ad accounts) that engage in off-platform activity that can lead to harm on our platform, including those:
- Owned by a convicted sex offender
- Owned by a Designated Entity or run on their behalf
- Prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws
Severely violate our Community Standards.Persistently violate our Community Standards.Are closely linked with a network of accounts or other entities that violate or evade our policies.Coordinate as part of a network of accounts or other entities in order to violate or evade our Community Standards.Represent Dangerous Individuals or Organizations.Create or use an account that demonstrates an intent to violate our Community Standards.Create or use an account by scripted or other inauthentic means.Create or repurpose an account or entity to evade a previous removal, including those assessed to have common ownership and content as previously removed accounts or entities.Create or use an account that deliberately misrepresents your identity in order to mislead or deceive others, or to evade enforcement or violate our other Community Standards. We consider a number of factors when assessing misleading identity misrepresentation, such as:Repeated or significant changes to identity details, such as name or ageMisleading profile information, such as bio details and profile locationUsing stock imagery or stolen photosOther related account activity
- Impersonate others by:
Using their photos with the explicit aim to deceive others.Creating an account assuming to be or speak for another person or entity.Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
Are under 13 years old.Are a convicted sex offender.Are prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws.
In the following scenarios, we may request additional information about an account to ascertain ownership and/or permissible activity:
- Compromised accounts
- Creating or using an account or other entity through automated means, such as scripting (unless the scripting activity occurs through authorized routes and does not otherwise violate our policies)
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy
Accounts misrepresenting their identity (Facebook and Messenger only) by:Creating an account using a name that is not the authentic name you go by in everyday lifeUsing an inherently violating name, containing slurs or any other violations of the Community Standards
Providing a false date of birth.Creating a single account that represents or is used by more than one person.Maintaining multiple accounts as a single user.
Compromised accounts.Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy.
The policy, formerly titled "Account Integrity and Authentic Identity", has been updated as part of harmonisation to clarify our policy lines.
28 mars 2024
Policy Rationale
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we restrict or remove accounts that are harmful to the community. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to restrict and remove accounts that are used to egregiously or persistently violate our policies across any of our products.
Because account removal is a serious action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community opportunities to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. For example, a notification is issued each time we remove content, and in most cases we also provide people with information about the nature of the violation and any restrictions that are applied. Our enforcement actions are designed to be proportional to the severity of the violation, the history of violations on the account, and the risk or harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Learn more about how Meta enforces its policies and restricts accounts in the Transparency Center.
We do not allow the use of our services and will restrict or disable accounts or other entities (such as pages, groups, and events) if you:
- Severely violate our Community Standards.
- Persistently violate our Community Standards.
- Are closely linked with a network of accounts or other entities that violate or evade our policies.
- Coordinate as part of a network of accounts or other entities in order to violate or evade our Community Standards.
- Represent Dangerous Individuals or Organizations.
- Create or use an account that demonstrates an intent to violate our Community Standards.
- Create or use an account by scripted or other inauthentic means.
- Create or repurpose an account or entity to evade a previous removal, including those assessed to have common ownership and content as previously removed accounts or entities.
- Create or use an account that deliberately misrepresents your identity in order to mislead or deceive others, or to evade enforcement or violate our other Community Standards. We consider a number of factors when assessing misleading identity misrepresentation, such as:
- Repeated or significant changes to identity details, such as name or age
- Misleading profile information, such as bio details and profile location
- Using stock imagery or stolen photos
- Other related account activity
- Impersonate others by:
- Using their photos with the explicit aim to deceive others.
- Creating an account assuming to be or speak for another person or entity.
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Are under 13 years old.
- Are a convicted sex offender.
- Are prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws.
In certain cases, such as those outlined below, we will seek further information about an account before taking actions ranging from temporarily restricting accounts to permanently disabling them.
- Accounts misrepresenting their identity (Facebook and Messenger only) by:
- Creating an account using a name that is not the authentic name you go by in everyday life
- Using an inherently violating name, containing slurs or any other violations of the Community Standards
- Providing a false date of birth.
- Creating a single account that represents or is used by more than one person.
- Maintaining multiple accounts as a single user.
- Compromised accounts.
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy.
The policy has been updated to clarify that we remove accounts that are closely linked to other accounts that have been found to violate or evade our policies.
25 janv. 2024
Policy Rationale
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we restrict or remove accounts that are harmful to the community. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to restrict and remove accounts that are used to egregiously or persistently violate our policies across any of our products.
Because account removal is a serious action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community opportunities to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. For example, a notification is issued each time we remove content, and in most cases we also provide people with information about the nature of the violation and any restrictions that are applied. Our enforcement actions are designed to be proportional to the severity of the violation, the history of violations on the account, and the risk or harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Learn more about how Meta enforces its policies and restricts accounts in the Transparency Center.
We do not allow the use of our services and will restrict or disable accounts or other entities (such as pages, groups, and events) if you:
- Severely violate our Community Standards.
- Persistently violate our Community Standards.
- Coordinate as part of a network of accounts or other entities in order to violate or evade our Community Standards.
- Represent Dangerous Individuals or Organizations.
- Create or use an account that demonstrates an intent to violate our Community Standards.
- Create or use an account by scripted or other inauthentic means.
Create an account, Page, Group or Event to evade our enforcement actions, including creating an account to bypass a restriction or after we have disabled your previous account, Page, Group or Event.- Create or repurpose an account or entity to evade a previous removal, including those assessed to have common ownership and content as previously removed accounts or entities.
- Create or use an account that deliberately misrepresents your identity in order to mislead or deceive others, or to evade enforcement or violate our other Community Standards. We consider a number of factors when assessing misleading identity misrepresentation, such as:
- Repeated or significant changes to identity details, such as name or age
- Misleading profile information, such as bio details and profile location
- Using stock imagery or stolen photos
- Other related account activity
- Impersonate others by:
- Using their photos with the explicit aim to deceive others.
- Creating an account assuming to be or speak for another person or entity.
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Are under 13 years old.
- Are a convicted sex offender.
- Are prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws.
In certain cases, such as those outlined below, we will seek further information about an account before taking actions ranging from temporarily restricting accounts to permanently disabling them.
- Accounts misrepresenting their identity (Facebook and Messenger only) by:
- Creating an account using a name that is not the authentic name you go by in everyday life
- Using an inherently violating name, containing slurs or any other violations of the Community Standards
- Providing a false date of birth.
- Creating a single account that represents or is used by more than one person.
- Maintaining multiple accounts as a single user.
- Compromised accounts.
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy.
The policy has been updated to clarify that we remove accounts and entities either created or repurposed to evade a prior removal. When the necessary context is available, this can include entities that share ownership and post the same content as a removed entity.
31 août 2023
Policy Rationale
Authenticity is the cornerstone of our community. We believe that authenticity helps create a community where people are accountable to each other, and to Facebook, in meaningful ways. We want to allow for the range of diverse ways that identity is expressed across our global community, while also preventing impersonation and identity misrepresentation. That is why we require people to connect on Facebookcreate a Facebook account using the name they go by in everyday life. Our authenticity policies are intended to create a safe environment where people can trust and hold one another accountable.
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we remove accounts that are harmful to the community, including those that compromise the security of other accounts and our services. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to block and remove accounts that are used to persistently or egregiously abuse our Community Standards.
Because account level removal is a severe action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community a chance to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. Penalties, including account disables, are designed to be proportionate to the severity of the violation and the risk of harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
We do not allow the use of our services and will restrict or disable accounts or other entities (such as pages, groups, and events) if you:
- Severely violate our Community Standards.
- Persistently violate our Community Standards.
- Coordinate as part of a network of accounts or other entities in order to violate or evade our Community Standards.
- Represent Dangerous Individuals or Organizations.
- Create or use an account that demonstrates an intent to violate our Community Standards.
- Create or use an account by scripted or other inauthentic means.
- Create an account, Page, Group or Event to evade our enforcement actions, including creating an account to bypass a restriction or after we have disabled your previous account, Page, Group or Event.
- Create or use an account that deliberately misrepresents your identity in order to mislead or deceive others, or to evade enforcement or violate our other Community Standards. We consider a number of factors when assessing misleading identity misrepresentation, such as:
- Repeated or significant changes to identity details, such as name or age
- Misleading profile information, such as bio details and profile location
- Using stock imagery or stolen photos
- Other related account activity
- Impersonate others by:
- Using their photos with the explicit aim to deceive others.
- Creating an account assuming to be or speak for another person or entity.
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Are under 13 years old.
- Are a convicted sex offender.
- Are prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws.
In certain cases, such as those outlined below, we will seek further information about an account before taking actions ranging from temporarily restricting accounts to permanently disabling them.
- Accounts misrepresenting their identity (Facebook and Messenger only) by:
UsingCreating an account using a name that is not the authentic name you go by in everyday life- Using an inherently violating name, containing slurs or any other violations of the Community Standards
- Providing a false date of birth.
- Creating a single account that represents or is used by more than one person.
- Maintaining multiple accounts as a single user.
- Compromised accounts.
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy.
22 déc. 2022
Policy Rationale
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we restrict or remove accounts that are harmful to the community. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to restrict and remove accounts that are used to egregiously or persistently violate our policies across any of our products.
Because account removal is a serious action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community opportunities to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. For example, a notification is issued each time we remove content, and in most cases we also provide people with information about the nature of the violation and any restrictions that are applied. Our enforcement actions are designed to be proportional to the severity of the violation, the history of violations on the account, and the risk or harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Learn more about how Meta enforces its policies and restricts accounts in the Transparency Center.
We do not allow the use of our services and will restrict or disable accounts or other entities (such as pages, groups, and events) if you:
- Severely violate our Community Standards.
- Persistently violate our Community Standards.
- Coordinate as part of a network of accounts or other entities in order to violate or evade our Community Standards.
- Represent Dangerous Individuals or Organizations.
- Create or use an account that demonstrates an intent to violate our Community Standards.
- Create or use an account by scripted or other inauthentic means.
- Create an account, Page, Group or Event to evade our enforcement actions, including creating an account to bypass a restriction or after we have disabled your previous account, Page, Group or Event.
- Create or use an account that deliberately misrepresents your identity in order to mislead or deceive others, or to evade enforcement or violate our other Community Standards. We consider a number of factors when assessing misleading identity misrepresentation, such as:
- Repeated or significant changes to identity details, such as name or age
- Misleading profile information, such as bio details and profile location
- Using stock imagery or stolen photos
- Other related account activity
- Impersonate others by:
- Using their photos with the explicit aim to deceive others.
- Creating an account assuming to be or speak for another person or entity.
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Are under 13 years old.
- Are a convicted sex offender.
- Are prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws.
In certain cases, such as those outlined below, we will seek further information about an account before taking actions ranging from temporarily restricting accounts to permanently disabling them.
- Accounts misrepresenting their identity (Facebook and Messenger only) by:
- Using a name that is not the authentic name you go by in everyday life
- Using an inherently violating name, containing slurs or any other violations of the Community Standards
- Providing a false date of birth.
- Creating a single account that represents or is used by more than one person.
- Maintaining multiple accounts as a single user.
- Compromised accounts.
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy.
27 oct. 2022
Policy Rationale
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we restrict or remove accounts that are harmful to the community. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to restrict and remove accounts that are used to egregiously or persistently violate our policies across any of our products.
Because account removal is a serious action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community opportunities to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. For example, a notification is issued each time we remove content, and in most cases we also provide people with information about the nature of the violation and any restrictions that are applied. Our enforcement actions are designed to be proportional to the severity of the violation, the history of violations on the account, and the risk or harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Learn more about how Meta enforces its policies and restricts accounts in the Transparency Center.
We do not allow the use of our services and will restrict or disable accounts or other entities (such as pages, groups, and events) if you:
- Severely violate our Community Standards.
- Persistently violate our Community Standards.
- Coordinate as part of a network of accounts or other entities in order to violate or evade our Community Standards.
- Represent Dangerous Individuals or Organizations.
- Create or use an account that demonstrates an intent to violate our Community Standards.
- Create or use an account by scripted or other inauthentic means.
- Create an account, Page, Group or Event to evade our enforcement actions, including creating an account to bypass a restriction or after we have disabled your previous account, Page, Group or Event.
- Impersonate others by:
- Using their photos with the explicit aim to deceive others.
- Creating an account assuming to be or speak for another person or entity.
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Are under 13 years old.
- Are a convicted sex offender.
- Are prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws.
In certain cases, such as those outlined below, we will seek further information about an account before taking actions ranging from temporarily restricting accounts to permanently disabling them.
- Accounts misrepresenting their identity (Facebook and Messenger only) by:
- Using a name that is not the authentic name you go by in everyday life
- Using an inherently violating name, containing slurs or any other violations of the Community Standards
- Providing a false date of birth.
- Creating a single account that represents or is used by more than one person.
- Maintaining multiple accounts as a single user.
- Compromised accounts.
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy.
The policy is being updated to clarify that creating or using an account by scripted or other inauthentic means is not permitted. This isn’t a new policy but a clarification of a long-standing policy against inauthentic activity.
24 févr. 2022
Policy Rationale
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we restrict or remove accounts that are harmful to the community. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to restrict and remove accounts that are used to egregiously or persistently violate our policies across any of our products.
Because account removal is a serious action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community opportunities to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. For example, a notification is issued each time we remove content, and in most cases we also provide people with information about the nature of the violation and any restrictions that are applied. Our enforcement actions are designed to be proportional to the severity of the violation, the history of violations on the account, and the risk or harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Learn more about how Meta enforces its policies and restricts accounts in the Transparency Center.
We do not allow the use of our services and will restrict or disable accounts or other entities (such as pages, groups, and events) if you:
- Severely violate our Community Standards.
- Persistently violate our Community Standards.
- Coordinate as part of a network of accounts or other entities in order to violate or evade our Community Standards.
- Represent Dangerous Individuals or Organizations.
- Create or use an account that demonstrates an intent to violate our Community Standards.
- Create an account, Page, Group or Event to evade our enforcement actions, including creating an account to bypass a restriction or after we have disabled your previous account, Page, Group or Event.
- Impersonate others by:
- Using their photos with the explicit aim to deceive others.
- Creating an account assuming to be or speak for another person or entity.
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Are under 13 years old.
- Are a convicted sex offender.
- Are prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws.
In certain cases, such as those outlined below, we will seek further information about an account before taking actions ranging from temporarily restricting accounts to permanently disabling them.
- Accounts misrepresenting their identity (Facebook and Messenger only) by:
- Using a name that is not the authentic name you go by in everyday life
- Using an inherently violating name, containing slurs or any other violations of the Community Standards
- Providing a false date of birth.
- Creating a single account that represents or is used by more than one person.
- Maintaining multiple accounts as a single user.
- Compromised accounts.
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy.
The policy is being updated to clarify that participation in coordinated efforts to violate or evade our policies may result in removal from the platform.
28 oct. 2021
Policy Rationale
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we restrict or remove accounts that are harmful to the community. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to restrict and remove accounts that are used to egregiously or persistently violate our policies across any of our products.
Because account removal is a serious action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community opportunities to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. For example, a notification is issued each time we remove content, and in most cases we also provide people with information about the nature of the violation and any restrictions that are applied. Our enforcement actions are designed to be proportional to the severity of the violation, the history of violations on the account, and the risk or harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Learn more about how Meta enforces its policies and restricts accounts in the Transparency Center.
We do not allow the use of our services and will disable accounts if you:
- Severely violate our Community Standards.
- Persistently violate our Community Standards.
- Represent Dangerous Individuals or Organizations.
- Create or use an account that demonstrates an intent to violate our Community Standards.
- Create an account, Page, Group or Event to evade our enforcement actions, including creating an account to bypass a restriction or after we have disabled your previous account, Page, Group or Event.
- Impersonate others by:
- Using their photos with the explicit aim to deceive others.
- Creating an account assuming to be or speak for another person or entity.
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Are under 13 years old.
- Are a convicted sex offender.
- Are prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws.
In certain cases, such as those outlined below, we will seek further information about an account before taking actions ranging from temporarily restricting accounts to permanently disabling them.
- Accounts misrepresenting their identity (Facebook and Messenger only) by:
- Using a name that is not the authentic name you go by in everyday life
- Using an inherently violating name, containing slurs or any other violations of the Community Standards
- Providing a false date of birth.
- Creating a single account that represents or is used by more than one person.
- Maintaining multiple accounts as a single user.
- Compromised accounts.
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy.
The policy is being updated to clarify that using a name that is not the authentic name you go by in everyday life is not permitted. The hyperlink for more information has also been updated. The policy update also clarifies that using an inherently violating name, containing slurs or any other violations of the Community Standards is not allowed.
29 juil. 2021
Policy Rationale
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we restrict or remove accounts that are harmful to the community. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to restrict and remove accounts that are used to egregiously or persistently violate our policies across any of our products.
Because account removal is a serious action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community opportunities to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. For example, a notification is issued each time we remove content, and in most cases we also provide people with information about the nature of the violation and any restrictions that are applied. Our enforcement actions are designed to be proportional to the severity of the violation, the history of violations on the account, and the risk or harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Learn more about how Meta enforces its policies and restricts accounts in the Transparency Center.
We do not allow the use of our services and will disable accounts if you:
- Severely violate our Community Standards.
- Persistently violate our Community Standards.
- Represent Dangerous Individuals or Organizations.
- Create or use an account that demonstrates an intent to violate our Community Standards.
- Create an account, Page, Group or Event to evade our enforcement actions, including creating an account to bypass a restriction or after we have disabled your previous account, Page, Group or Event.
- Impersonate others by:
- Using their photos with the explicit aim to deceive others.
- Creating an account assuming to be or speak for another person or entity.
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Are under 13 years old.
- Are a convicted sex offender.
- Are prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws.
In certain cases, such as those outlined below, we will seek further information about an account before taking actions ranging from temporarily restricting accounts to permanently disabling them.
- Accounts misrepresenting their identity (Facebook and Messenger only) by:
- Using a name that does not abide by our name policies.
- Providing a false date of birth.
- Creating a single account that represents or is used by more than one person.
- Maintaining multiple accounts as a single user.
- Compromised accounts.
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy.
Hyperlinks were updated to point to content in the Transparency Center.
25 mars 2021
We do not allow the use of our services and will disable accounts if you:
- Severely violate our Community Standards.
- Persistently violate our Community Standards.
- Represent Dangerous Individuals or Organizations
our Community Standards. - Create or use an account that demonstrates an intent to violate our Community Standards.
- Create an account, page, group or event to evade our enforcement actions, including creating an account to bypass a restriction or after we’ve disabled your previous account, page, group or event.
- Impersonate others by :
- Using their photos with the explicit aim to deceive others.
- Creating an account assuming to be or speak for another person or entity.
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Are under 13 years old.
- Are a convicted sex offender.
- Are prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws.
In certain cases, such as those outlined below, we will seek further information about an account before taking actions ranging from temporarily restricting accounts to permanently disabling them.
- Accounts misrepresenting their identity (Facebook and Messenger only) by:
- Using a name that does not abide by our name policies.
- Providing a false date of birth.
- Creating a single account that represents or is used by more than one person.
- Maintaining multiple accounts as a single user.
- Compromised accounts.
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy.
17 déc. 2020
Policy Rationale
Authenticity is the cornerstone of our community. We believe that authenticity helps create a community where people are more accountable for their statements and actions when they use their authentic identities.to each other, and to Facebook, in meaningful ways. We want to allow for the range of diverse ways that identity is expressed across our global community, while also preventing impersonation and identity misrepresentation. That's why we require people to connect on Facebook using the name they go by in everyday life. Our authenticity policies are intended to create a safe environment where people can trust and hold one another accountable.
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we remove accounts that are harmful to the community, including those that compromise the security of other accounts and our services. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to block and remove accounts that are used to persistently or egregiously abuse our Community Standards.
Because account level removal is a severe action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community a chance to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. Penalties, including account disables, are designed to be proportionate to the severity of the violation and the risk of harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Using a name that does not abide by our name policies (not applicable to Instagram)Providing a false date of birth
Creating a profile for someone under thirteen years oldMaintaining multiple accounts (not applicable to Instagram)Creating inauthentic profilesSharing an account with any other person (not applicable to Instagram)Creating another Facebook or Instagram account after being banned from the siteCreating or Managing a Page, Group, Event or Instagram Profile because the previous Page, Group, Event or Instagram Profile was removed from the siteEvading the registration requirements outlined in our Terms of Service
Using their images with the explicit aim to deceive peopleCreating a profile assuming the persona of or speaking for another person or entityCreating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Severely violate our Community Standards.
- Persistently violate our Community Standards.
- Represent Dangerous Individuals or Organizations our Community Standards.
- Create or use an account that demonstrates an intent to violate our Community Standards.
- Create an account, page, group or event to evade our enforcement actions, including creating an account to bypass a restriction or after we’ve disabled your previous account, page, group or event.
- Impersonate others by :
- Using their photos with the explicit aim to deceive others.
- Creating an account assuming to be or speak for another person or entity.
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Are under 13 years old.
- Are a convicted sex offender.
- Are prohibited from receiving our products, services or software under applicable laws.
In certain cases, we will seek further information about an account before taking actions ranging from temporarily restricting accounts to permanently disabling them.
- Accounts misrepresenting their identity (Facebook and Messenger only) by:
- Using a name that does not abide by our name policies.
- Providing a false date of birth.
- Creating a single account that represents or is used by more than one person.
- Maintaining multiple accounts as a single user.
- Compromised accounts.
- Empty accounts with prolonged dormancy.
18 nov. 2020
Policy Rationale
In order to maintain a safe environment and empower free expression, we restrict or remove accounts that are harmful to the community. We have built a combination of automated and manual systems to restrict and remove accounts that are used to egregiously or persistently violate our policies across any of our products.
Because account removal is a serious action, whenever possible, we aim to give our community opportunities to learn our rules and follow our Community Standards. For example, a notification is issued each time we remove content, and in most cases we also provide people with information about the nature of the violation and any restrictions that are applied. Our enforcement actions are designed to be proportional to the severity of the violation, the history of violations on the account, and the risk or harm posed to the community. Continued violations, despite repeated warnings and restrictions, or violations that pose severe safety risks will lead to an account being disabled.
Learn more about how Meta enforces its policies and restricts accounts in the Transparency Center.
Do not:
Misrepresent your identity by
- Using a name that does not abide by our name policies (not applicable to Instagram)
- Providing a false date of birth
Misuse our products by
- Creating a profile for someone under thirteen years old
- Maintaining multiple accounts (not applicable to Instagram)
- Creating inauthentic profiles
- Sharing an account with any other person (not applicable to Instagram)
- Creating another Facebook or Instagram account after being banned from the site
- Creating or Managing a Page, Group, Event or Instagram Profile because the previous Page, Group, Event or Instagram Profile was removed from the site
- Evading the registration requirements outlined in our Terms of Service
Impersonate others by
- Using their images with the explicit aim to deceive people
- Creating a profile assuming the persona of or speaking for another person or entity
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
Posting imagery that is likely to deceive the public as to the content's origin, if:The entity or an authorized representative objects to the content, andCan establish a risk of harm to members of the public.
28 mai 2020
Do not:
Misrepresent your identity by
- Using a name that does not abide by our name policies(not applicable to Instagram)
- Providing a false date of birth
Misuse our products by
- Creating a profile for someone under thirteen years old
- Maintaining multiple accounts (not applicable to Instagram)
- Creating inauthentic profiles
- Sharing an account with any other person (not applicable to Instagram)
- Creating another Facebook or Instagram account after being banned from the site
- Creating or Managing a Page, Group, Event or Instagram Profile because the previous Page, Group, Event or Instagram Profile was removed from the site
- Evading the registration requirements outlined in our Terms of Service
Impersonate others by
- Using their images with the explicit aim to deceive people
- Creating a profile assuming the persona of or speaking for another person or entity
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Posting imagery that is likely to deceive the public as to the content's origin, if:
- The entity or an authorized representative objects to the content, and
- Can establish a risk of harm to members of the public.
25 oct. 2019
Do not:
Misrepresent your identity byEngage in inauthentic behavior, which includes creating, managing, or otherwise perpetuating
- Using a name that does not abide by our name policies
- Providing a false date of birth
Misuse our products by
- Creating a profile for someone under thirteen years old
- Maintaining multiple accounts
- Creating inauthentic profiles
- Sharing an account with any other person
- Creating another Facebook account after being banned from the site
- Creating or Managing a Page, Group, Event or Instagram Profile because the previous Page, Group, Event or Instagram Profile was removed from the site
- Evading the registration requirements outlined in our Terms of Service
Impersonate others by
- Using their images with the explicit aim to deceive people
- Creating a profile assuming the persona of or speaking for another person or entity
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Posting imagery that is likely to deceive the public as to the content's origin, if:
- The entity or an authorized representative objects to the content, and
- Can establish a risk of harm to members of the public.
Accounts that are fakeAccounts that have fake namesAccounts that participate in, or claim to engage in, coordinated inauthentic behavior, meaning that multiple accounts are working together to do any of the following:Mislead people about the origin of contentMislead people about the destination of links off our services (for example, providing a display URL that does not match the destination URL)Mislead people in an attempt to encourage shares, likes, or clicksMislead people to conceal or enable the violation of other policies under the Community Standards
1 juil. 2019
Do not:
Misrepresent your identity by
- Using a name that does not abide by our name policies
- Providing a false date of birth
Misuse our profilesproducts by
- Creating a profile for someone under thirteen years old
- Maintaining multiple accounts
- Creating inauthentic profiles
- Sharing an account with any other person
- Creating another Facebook account after being banned from the site
- Creating or Managing a Page, Group, Event or Instagram Profile because the previous Page, Group, Event or Instagram Profile was removed from the site
- Evading the registration requirements outlined in our Terms of Service
Impersonate others by
- Using their images with the explicit aim to deceive people
- Creating a profile assuming the persona of or speaking for another person or entity
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Posting imagery that is likely to deceive the public as to the content's origin, if:
- The entity or an authorized representative objects to the content, and
- Can establish a risk of harm to members of the public.
Engage in inauthentic behavior, which includes creating, managing, or otherwise perpetuating
- Accounts that are fake
- Accounts that have fake names
- Accounts that participate in, or claim to engage in, coordinated inauthentic behavior, meaning that multiple accounts are working together to do any of the following:
- Mislead people about the origin of content
- Mislead people about the destination of links off our services (for example, providing a display URL that does not match the destination URL)
- Mislead people in an attempt to encourage shares, likes, or clicks
- Mislead people to conceal or enable the violation of other policies under the Community Standards
31 août 2018
Do not:
Misrepresent your identity by
- Using a name that does not abide by our name policies
- Providing a false date of birth
Misuse our profiles product by
- Creating a profile for someone under thirteen years old
- Maintaining multiple accounts
- Creating inauthentic profiles
- Sharing an account with any other person
- Creating another account after being banned from the site
- Evading the registration requirements outlined in our Terms of Service
Impersonate others by
- Using their images with the explicit aim to deceive people
- Creating a profile assuming the persona of or speaking for another person or entity
- Creating a Page assuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
- Posting imagery that is likely to deceive the public as to the content's origin, if:
- The entity or an authorized representative objects to the content, and
- Can establish a risk of harm to members of the public.
Engage in inauthentic behavior, which includes creating, managing, or otherwise perpetuating
- Accounts that are fake
- Accounts that have fake names
- Accounts that participate in, or claim to engage in, coordinated inauthentic behavior, meaning that multiple accounts are working together to do any of the following:
- Mislead people about the origin of content
- Mislead people about the destination of links off our services (for example, providing a display URL that does not match the destination URL)
- Mislead people in an attempt to encourage shares, likes, or clicks
- Mislead people to conceal or enable the violation of other policies under the Community Standards
27 juil. 2018
Do not:
Misrepresent your identity by
- Using a name that does not abide by our name policies
- Providing a false date of birth
Misuse our profiles product by
- Creating a profile for someone under thirteen years old
- Maintaining multiple accounts
- Creating inauthentic profiles
- Sharing an account with any other person
- Creating another account after being banned from the site
- Evading the registration requirements outlined in our Terms of Service
Impersonate others by
- Using their images with the explicit aim to deceive people
- Creating a profile assuming the persona of or speaking for another person or entity
- Creating a Page
that speaks for another person or entity without authorization when the authorized party objects to the contentassuming to be or speak for another person or entity for whom the user is not authorized to do so.
Engage in inauthentic behavior, which includes creating, managing, or otherwise perpetuating
- Accounts that are fake
- Accounts that have fake names
- Accounts that participate in, or claim to engage in coordinated inauthentic behavior, meaning that multiple accounts are working together to do any of the following:
- Mislead people about the origin of content
- Mislead people about the destination of links off our services (for example, providing a display URL that does not match the destination URL)
- Mislead people in an attempt to encourage shares, likes, or clicks
- Mislead people to conceal or enable the violation of other policies under the Community Standards.
29 juin 2018
Do not:
Misrepresent your identity by
- Using a name that does not abide by our name policies
- Providing a false date of birth
Misuse our profiles product by
- Creating a profile for someone under thirteen years old
- Maintaining multiple accounts
- Creating inauthentic profiles
- Sharing an account with any other person
- Creating another account after being banned from the site
- Evading the registration requirements outlined in our Terms of Service
Impersonate others by
- Using their images with the explicit aim to deceive people
- Creating a profile assuming the persona of or speaking for another person or entity
- Creating a Page that speaks for another person or entity without authorization when the authorized party objects to the content
Engage in inauthentic behavior, which includes creating, managing, or otherwise perpetuating
- Accounts that are fake
- Accounts that have fake names
- Accounts that participate in coordinated inauthentic behavior, meaning that multiple accounts are working together to do any of the following:
- Mislead people about the origin of content
- Mislead people about the destination of links off our services (for example, providing a display URL that does not match the destination URL)
- Mislead people in an attempt to encourage shares, likes, or clicks
- Mislead people to conceal or enable the violation of other policies under the Community Standards.
Expériences d’utilisation
Découvrez quelques exemples d’une mise en application pour les utilisateurs de Facebook : le signalement d’un élément qui, selon vous, n’a pas sa place sur Facebook, la réception d’une notification selon laquelle vous avez enfreint nos Standards de la communauté, ou encore un écran d’avertissement sur un contenu donné.
Remarque : Nous nous améliorons en permanence : ce que vous voyez ici peut ne pas correspondre à la version actuelle.
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Signalement
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Communication post-rapport
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Retrait
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Écrans d’avertissement
Données
Consultez notre dernier Rapport d’application des Standards de la communauté.
Mise en application
Nous appliquons les mêmes politiques dans le monde entier, pour chaque utilisateur de Facebook.
Équipes de révision
Notre équipe internationale compte plus de 15 000 examinateurs qui mettent chaque jour tout en œuvre pour protéger les utilisateurs de Facebook.
Dialogue avec les parties prenantes
Des spécialistes externes, des universitaires, des ONG et des responsables politiques contribuent à l’élaboration des Standards de la communauté Facebook.
Obtenez de l’aide pour l’intégrité de votre compte
Découvrez ce que vous pouvez faire si vous voyez quelque chose sur Facebook qui va à l’encontre de nos Standards de la communauté.
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