> Beyond research, a number of Facebook teams use this platform to train custom models for a variety of applications including augmented reality and community integrity.
Any idea what they mean by "community integrity"?
Any idea what they mean by "community integrity"?
That type of check should become standard in a short amount of time for all communities that accept photos (that isn't meant to be general purpose, eg Imgur).
I checked out Facebook Marketplace a few times since the launch and and everytime I'm just overwhelmed by the sheer amount of better or worse counterfeits.
On top of that I start getting notifications more counterfeits, for a short while I reported them but after a while it felt pointless and now I just ignore the marketplace tab.
For instance, in my country you cannot use or publish children images without parents consent.
The fine for doing that is way higher than your benefits even discounting bad press.