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Obviously because something in the content triggered the phishing filter.
by lupire 3y ago
Obviously because something in the content triggered the phishing filter.
- shortformblog 3y agoAnd what’s in the content that would trigger phishing? Among what you’ll find in the piece: - Criticism of Facebook’s ad policies and functions - Discussion of climate change issues - Links to Vox, government sources, and a bunch of PBS sites https://kansasreflector.com/2024/04/04/when-facebook-fails-local-media-matters-even-more-for-our-planets-future/ https://kansasreflector.com/2024/04/04/when-facebook-fails-l... This gets blocked, yet I see significantly spammier links on Facebook by accident. To me, the real issue is likely that their filters aren’t very good.
- cloverich 3y agoOr the problem is far more complex at their scale than you are considering, and ie simple content filtering is but a mere tiny signal amongst what qualifies links to be filtered.
- davidgerard 3y agoYou're not making an argument that makes Facebook look non-malicious here.