Oversight Board

The case involves an image of Squidward edited to say that the Holocaust didn't happen.

The board had called for a six-month suspension from Facebook and Instagram.

The independent reviewer called for Meta to 'develop a framework for evaluating its election integrity efforts.'

But there are still “wider questions about the accuracy of Meta's content moderation.”

The board also said Meta should study its own role in helping false claims spread.

The board will weigh in on how Meta moderates election content when there's a risk of violence.

The company responded to the Oversight Board's recommendations about the controversial program.

There's still "room for improvement," according to the board.

It will be able to 'respond more quickly in situations with urgent real-world consequences.'

The board said Instagram incorrectly removed images of a trans and non-binary couple with bare chests and covered nipples.

The board found numerous flaws in Facebook’s moderation rules for celebs and and VIPs .

Many users' accounts were hit with "false strikes" last year as a result of Meta's policies, the report found.

The company previously provided $130 million to fund the board's operations.

The company cited unspecified "security concerns."

Facebook is also experimenting with a new way to report privacy violations.

The company had previously asked for the feedback.

The company says it can't keep up with the group's policy recommendations.

It said the company 'failed to provide relevant information' about its XCheck VIP program.

'Facebook has lied to the board repeatedly," Frances Haugen said in a statement.