2022 Content Moderation Trends

Blair Ewalt

2022 Content Moderation Trends

These content moderation trends include relevant topics to content moderation in 2022 for social networks and other businesses.

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6 Things You Should Know About User-Generated Content Moderation

Blair Ewalt

6 Things You Should Know About User-Generated Content Moderation

You may have heard of user-generated content (UGC) before, but what does it actually mean? UGC refers to any type of media produced by users rather than the company that owns or operates the platform where the media gets shared. Examples include YouTube or Facebook. Content such as photos, videos, comments, and product reviews are all examples of UGC.

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Site-Lokd™ brewery technology solves GDPR crisis

Inversoft CIAM

Site-Lokd™ brewery technology solves GDPR crisis

The restrictions of the GDPR are proving to be a difficult challenge for web-based companies in the EU and the US. To address these issues, developers can implement a processor-minimal solution that solves the GDPR crisis. Now open for testing and source code download from Github, the solution is based on the advanced Site-Lokd™ security techniques rigorously tested for decades by the alcoholic beverage industry. This robust solution leverages advanced Tru-Source™ native language inference through predictive retinal spectrum and ergodynamic analysis persisted using our proprietary blockchain as a service (BaaS) platform. Post-digramic evaluation, the system efficiently delivers tailored ViewFork CTS™ engagement pages to pre-qualified segmented audiences. Read on for more information on the origins of this advanced solution and how it can help you overcome the obstacles created by the GDPR.

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Fake News. What’s really B.S. and how do we get rid of it?

Kelly Strain

Fake News. What’s really B.S. and how do we get rid of it?

If you have been on the internet this week you are aware of the fake news crisis spiralling out of control. But just in case you missed it, recent headlines read something like this: Facebook is being blamed for Trump's election, Google and Facebook Take Aim at Fake News Sites, Facebook’s fake news crisis deepens.

With great power comes great responsibility

Facebook has over 1 billion active users who utilize the platform to post, share and comment on news. When Facebook was accused of influencing the election, Zuckerberg was quick to say that was a “pretty crazy idea.” Is it really that crazy? Facebook has become a catalyst for the spread of fake news given the ease of it’s “share” button. Regardless, fake news isn’t going away anytime soon, it will likely worsen and while Facebook has taken steps to limit the sites' use of their ad networks, there has been no push to eliminate fake news from the News Feed.

This daunting issue is not Facebook’s alone. Any platform that allows user generated content would be wise to get out ahead of this growing problem in order to prevent this spam and protect their brand.  Continue reading

App Store Rejection, What Now? 

Kelly Strain

App Store Rejection, What Now? 

 

The App Store is a developer's best friend, until your app is rejected.  (Are you suffering from App Store Rejection? You aren't alone - watch this humorous video.) 

App Store Guidelines

"We will reject Apps for any content or behavior that we believe is over the line. What line, you ask? Well, as a Supreme Court Justice once said, “I’ll know it when I see it”. And we think that you will also know it when you cross it."

(App Store Review Guidelines)

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