While these recommendations are not binding, we actively sought the board’s views on our policies around political figures and will carefully review its recommendations. In reality, then, the Oversight Board in its current form cannot address the harms that are perpetrated and perpetuated over Facebook. The board’s decision, announced Wednesday, upheld Facebook’s move. The board also made a number of recommendations on how we should improve our policies. Facebook has unveiled its plan to create an independent 'oversight' board to make decisions over how the network is moderated. The decision was made by the Facebook Oversight Board, an independent body often described as a kind of Supreme Court for Facebook. We will now consider the board’s decision and determine an action that is clear and proportionate. The Oversight Board independently reviews some of the most difficult and significant content decisions we make. Instead, the board criticized the open-ended nature of the suspension, calling it an “indeterminate and standardless penalty,” and insisted we review our response. Trump’s accounts, it has not specified the appropriate duration of the penalty. However, while the board has not required Facebook to immediately restore Mr. As we stated in January, we believe our decision was necessary and right, and we’re pleased the board has recognized that the unprecedented circumstances justified the exceptional measure we took. The Oversight Board was created to help Facebook answer some of the most difficult questions around freedom of expression online: what to take down. Today, the Oversight Board upheld Facebook’s suspension of former US President Donald Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts. Facebook pledged to give the board 130 million in funding last December, with the money expected to cover operational costs for at least six years. The Oversight Board has upheld Facebooks decision to remove specific content that violated the express prohibition on posting caricatures of Black people. Note: For future Facebook updates about Oversight Board cases, please visit the Transparency Center.
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