Facebook has published its Community Standards Enforcement Report for Q1, 2022, for the period January - March 2022, and includes Facebook and Instagram. The report explains and lists its "progress in preventing and/or taking action against content that violates our policies."
It's also released the finding of an independent assessment of enforcement reporting.
Facebook says it took action on "1.8 billion pieces of spam content, which was an increase from 1.2 billion in Q4 2021" and "21.7 million pieces of violence and incitement content, which was an increase from 12.4 million in Q4 2021, due to the improvement and expansion of our proactive detection technology." On Instagram is said it took action on "1.8 million pieces of drug content, which was an increase from 1.2 million from Q4 2021, due to updates made to our proactive detection technologies."
You can get the report here [
transparency.fb.com...]
