Facebook Warning: Tonight I had two hardcore porn photos show up on my feed.

[Baitball Blogger]

I blocked the first, but when the second one showed up I reported it.

It never has happened before and I suspect Facebook is hacked.

[milestogo]

1. I left Mark Suckerberg years ago.

[RockRaven]

2. Nah, probably not hacked. Just Meta being Meta.

They skimp on oversight/restriction because it is more profitable to do so.

I've been seeing (on Reddit, with screenshots) people complain about NSFW stuff injected into their FB feeds for a long while.

[dweller]

3. On Facebook ? unbelievable ...

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[Baitball Blogger]

4. Just received a response to my alert report.

They are going to leave it. Won't remove it. Total nudity and putting huge dildoes in women's behinds. Can you imagine your children seeing something like that because it's Facebook?

[UTUSN]

5. I respect you too much to trivialize your topic by posting about somebody in the KRASNOV family.

[dweller]

7. I didn't see anything like that

But don’t doubt you did , it’s random like that .
I generally X out anything I don’t want to see and usually don’t see it again . If it crops up again i X it again. … kind of like the ads that show up disguised as ‘posts’ …


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[Ms. Toad]

8. Let me guess -

The picture wasn't directly in your facebook feed, but was a click-through from something consistent with your interests and innocuous.

Anytime I've reported posts which show up directly (very rare), they have been removed. But recently (last 6 months?), I clicked on two innocuous posts and they took me to very explicit pornography. The reviewers never bothered to click through - and there was no way to alert them that it was not the innocuous post that was the problem, but the "article" it linked to.

[Baitball Blogger]

9. I didn't have to link to it. It was right there in my feed.

The first one came under a title that had to do with Korean dramas which the algorithm would accurately send to my feed. But, how do I put it? The two people posing in the video were not Korean.

[Ms. Toad]

10. Interesting -

As I said - I have had them refuse to hide porn, but it was always when the porn was not visible in the feed itself. I wish I could remember the exact circumstances since I don't normally click through links.

I may have been trying to hide trash (not porn, just trash) from my feed before I installed FB Purity - and it may have been clicking the dots to report it that revealed the porn.

[synni]

11. That's what Facebook always does

If it's violent against women, it stays.

And yet, I was getting banned again and again for harmless things like referring to a "throttle" in an auto repair group.

I left Facebook because of this. No matter how I tried, I got bans for stupid reasons, yet they left porn and hate untouched.

[mnhtnbb]

13. I was put in FB jail years ago

For posting the full frontal nude of Melania in her heels.

[Skittles]

6. "FB is hacked"

hoo boy

[BWdem4life]

12. There is an option to block so-called "sensiive" content

But it doesn't always work. Hardcore porn images should absolutely not be there though. Reels is out of control as well.