Facebook’ a social media platform has declared that it would start removing “severe sexualizing content” aiming at public figures. Information Guide Nigeria

The global head of safety at Facebook, Antigone Davis, disclosed this in a blog post yesterday, saying the new development was part of new plans for its bullying and harassment policies.

According to DAILY NEWS NIGERIA, in Davis’ words: “The policy changes also include coordinated harassment attacks against users. jamb results

“As part of this new policy update, we would remove any profiles, pages, groups, or events dedicated to sexualizing public figures, including celebrities, politicians, and content creators.

“The new policy bans sexualized photoshops and drawings and any degrading content “in the process of bodily functions.”

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“We would also remove “unwanted sexualized commentary” and repetitive attacks harassing an individual sexually.

“Public figures, either politicians, journalists, celebrities or content creators use Facebook and Instagram to engage directly with their followers.

“We made these changes because attacks like these can weaponize a public figure’s appearance, which is unnecessary and often not related to the work these public figures represent,” Davis wrote.

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