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This Code of Conduct defines the expectations we have for how we act and how we make decisions. We should look to it when we have questions or face difficult trade-offs and gray areas. The importance of our work means we must all commit to holding ourselves to a high standard.
Facebook Personnel are required to: Lead by example, recognizing that our behaviors and decisions influence others, including by championing the importance of abiding by the Code of Conduct and Company policies. Promote a positive work environment.
The Code of Conduct is our foundation. It helps to empower everyone who works at Meta to understand the responsibilities we have. It explains some of the legal rules we must abide by as well as the high standard we hold ourselves to. While it does not cover every situation you may face in your daily work, the Code of Conduct should be your
That’s why we developed standards for what is and isn’t allowed on Facebook. These standards are based on feedback from people and the advice of experts in fields like technology, public safety and human rights.
The Code of Conduct is our foundation. It helps to empower everyone who works at Meta to understand the responsibilities we have. It explains some of the legal rules we must abide by as well as the high standard we hold ourselves to. While it does not cover every situation you may face in your daily work, the Code of Conduct should be your
What does the recent whistleblower scandal mean from an ethics perspective, and what can we learn from it?
In order to create a safe and respectful environment on Facebook, we've developed a set of global Community Standards that explain what type of content is and isn't allowed. Our Community Standards cover everything from nudity to bullying to graphic content.
01. Our respect for human rights - and their underlying principles of equality, safety, dignity, privacy, and voice - is applied through: Applying Relevant Policies. Our Community Standards, which outline what user-generated content is and is not allowed on Facebook.
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What about the argument that Facebook executives can’t control how users engage with or act on their algorithms? You can’t control what everyone does, and you don’t need to. We need a system that prevents the worst outcomes.