That site lets you make and download a video but they don't offer to host it. They do host their own content there though. Here's the link to the article that

That site lets you make and download a video but they don't offer to host it. They do host their own content there though. Here's the link to the article that was shared here where I found the link to the video that led me to the anonymous-video.com site. https://lmgsecurity.com/exposing-the-secret-office-365-forensics-tool/ https://lmgsecurity.com/exposing-the-secret-office-365-foren... I did a Google search on the anonymous-video.com domain name and nothing at all came up about spam or malware or anything nefarious at all, unless you consider the videos hosted there to be "spam", but that's a huge leap to make because they're not selling anything there. The entire site is blacklisted on FB, not just the video maker. This convinces me even further that this is not a decision based on machine learning models. I understand FB has the right to do this, and I'm not arguing here they shouldn't. I do, however, think it's important that we know and understand how, why, where, and to whom, when it is done. And I do think that FB users should be concerned about this specific site being blacklisted. I am.