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Recent updates

Integrity Reports, H2 2026
We're publishing our semiannual integrity reports, including the H1 2026 Community Standards Enforcement Report, our latest Adversarial Threat Report, the H1 2026 Widely Viewed Content Report, the Transparency Report consisting of H2 2025 Government Requests for User Data, and our Oversight Board Report for H1 2026. The H1 2026 Content Restrictions Based on Local Law will be published later this quarter. All of the reports are available in our Transparency Center.
Integrity Reports, H1 2026
We’re publishing our first semiannual integrity reports for H2 2025, including the Community Standards Enforcement Report, Widely Viewed Content Report, Transparency Report (Content Restrictions Based on Local Law), and Oversight Board Report. Government Requests for User Data (H2 2025) will be published next half as we transition to semiannual reporting. Our latest Adversarial Threat Report was published March 11. All reports are available in our Transparency Center.
Transforming content enforcement with AI
As we recently announced, we're experimenting with integrating more advanced AI systems into our existing content enforcement processes. Our aim is to keep building on the positive results from our changes made to cut down mistakes last year, with updated systems that can catch more severe content violations and illegal content, stop more scams, and respond faster to real-world events.
Integrity Reports, Third Quarter 2025
We’re publishing our third quarter reports for 2025, including the Community Standards Enforcement Report, Adversarial Threat Report, Widely Viewed Content Report and the semiannual Transparency Report consisting of Government Requests for User Data and Content Restrictions Based on Local Law. All of the reports are available in our Transparency Center.
Meta partners with Secure Access Data Center (CASD) and launches Research Tools Manager
We’re excited to announce the launch of Meta’s partnership with the Secure Data Access Center (CASD, Le Centre d’Accès Sécurisé aux Données). As part of our collaboration, CASD will independently review research proposals to access Meta Content Library, Meta’s comprehensive archive of public content on Facebook, Instagram and Threads.
Making Research Easier: Introducing Collections and Snapshots in Meta Content Library API
As part of our ongoing effort to improve Meta’s research tools in response to researcher feedback, we’re excited to announce two major updates to Meta Content Library (MCL) API, Collections and Snapshot Mode, that help make research, collaboration and project management more seamless on MCL.
Integrity Reports, Second Quarter 2025
We’re publishing our second quarter reports for 2025, including the Community Standards Enforcement Report, our Widely Viewed Content Report and our Oversight Board Report for H1 2025.
Updates to Meta Content Library and API in Support of Independent Research
Since the launch of Meta Content Library (MCL) and API, our teams have continually gathered feedback from hundreds of independent researchers in order to make it more user-friendly and help them find the data they need for their work.
Integrity Reports, First Quarter 2025
We’re publishing our first quarter reports for 2025, including the Community Standards Enforcement Report, where following the changes announced in January we’ve cut enforcement mistakes in the U.S. in half, while during that same time period the low prevalence of violating content on platform remained largely unchanged for most problem areas.
Integrity Reports, Fourth Quarter 2024
We’re publishing our fourth quarter reports for 2024, including the Community Standards Enforcement Report, Adversarial Threat Report, Widely Viewed Content Report and our Oversight Board Report for H2 2024. All of the reports are available in our Transparency Center.
Community Notes: A New Way to Add Context to Posts
Meta has rolled out a Community Notes feature that lets people add more context to Facebook, Instagram and Threads posts that are potentially misleading or confusing.
One Set of Community Standards
Starting November 12, we’ll have one unified set of Community Standards for Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and Threads.
Expanding our focus on better explaining our policies
We’ve expanded a new feature that allows people to correct their first mistake for most first-time policy violations across Facebook and Instagram.
Integrity Reports, Third Quarter 2024
We’re publishing our third quarter reports for 2024, including the Community Standards Enforcement Report, Adversarial Threat Report, Widely Viewed Content Report and the biannual Transparency Report consisting of Government Requests for User Data and Content Restrictions Based on Local Law. All of the reports are available in our Transparency Center.
Integrity Reports, Second Quarter 2024
We’re publishing our second quarter reports for 2024, including the Community Standards Enforcement Report, Adversarial Threat Report, Widely Viewed Content Report and our Oversight Board Report for H1 2024.
Update from the Policy Forum on our approach to ‘Zionist’ as a proxy for hate speech
We have revisited the issue of speech using the term "Zionists" at various times in recent years, and in March 2024 we examined it through our Policy Forum.
Integrity Reports, First Quarter 2024
We’re publishing our first quarter reports for 2024, including the Community Standards Enforcement Report, Adversarial Threat Report, Widely Viewed Content Report, the Government Requests for User Data and Content Restrictions Based on Local Law for the second half of 2023 and the Intellectual Property Transparency Report for 2023.
Integrity Reports, Fourth Quarter 2023
We’re publishing our fourth quarter reports for 2023, including the Community Standards Enforcement Report, Oversight Board Quarterly Update, Widely Viewed Content Report, Transparency Report for the first half of 2023 (Government Requests for User Data and Content Restrictions Based on Local Law) and the Adversarial Threat Report.
Dangerous Organizations and Individuals (DOI) Policy Update
Our Dangerous Organizations and Individuals (DOI) policy addresses some of the most serious threats to the safety of our users and our platform. We do not allow organizations or individuals that proclaim a violent or hateful mission or are engaged in violence to have a presence on Meta. To that end, we continually assess and refine the policy to make sure that we are getting it right.
Integrity Reports, Third Quarter 2023
We’re publishing our third quarter reports for 2023, including the Community Standards Enforcement Report, Oversight Board Quarterly Update, Widely Viewed Content Report, Transparency Report for the first half of 2023 (Government Requests for User Data and Content Restrictions Based on Local Law) and the Adversarial Threat Report.
Integrity Reports, Second Quarter 2023
We’re publishing our second quarter reports for 2023, including the Community Standards Enforcement Report, Oversight Board Quarterly Update, Widely Viewed Content Report, Transparency Report for the first half of 2023 (Government Requests for User Data and Content Restrictions Based on Local Law) and the Adversarial Threat Report.
NCMEC Transparency Report
As part of our ongoing work to provide young people with safe, positive online experiences, we’re providing more transparency into our efforts to find and report child exploitation to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC).