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I'm not sure why you think this point is deceptive. In the 24 hr period, 1.2 mil videos were blocked at upload 300k videos were uploaded, reported and blocked.
by bryan_w 8y ago
I'm not sure why you think this point is deceptive. In the 24 hr period, 1.2 mil videos were blocked at upload 300k videos were uploaded, reported and blocked. That's pretty clear from the statement. Am I missing something?
- panarky 8y agoI see many quotes that the video was only viewed 4000 times, and that Facebook blocked it "within minutes". That's deceptive because it only covers the original video and not the copies which is really irrelevant. And it's deceptive because it starts the clock when NZ police alerted Facebook, even though it's Facebook's responsibility to manage their platform, not the police's responsibility. If the video was re-uploaded and not blocked 300,000 times, then total views is most likely in the millions. And Facebook continued to disseminate this material for thousands of minutes. I can only conclude these more important numbers are intentionally excluded from Facebook's report because Facebook wants people to focus on the other, meaningless numbers instead. That's deceptive.