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Thursday, May 03, 2018

Facebook Won't Let You Post These 8 Things!

In our previous blog post, we talk about things you should not post on Facebook for your own safety and security. But don't you know that Facebook has its own rule on things or posts that should not on the platform? If you post something that violates the said rule, your post will be taken down! 
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Facebook Won't Let You Post These 8 Things!  In our previous blog post, we talk about things you should not post on Facebook for your own safety and security. But don't you know that Facebook has its own rule on things or posts that should not on the platform? If you post something that violates the said rule, your post will be taken down!   Facebook already imposed a ban on posting that violates copyright and trademark infringement, credible threats of violence, and sexual exploitation. But to be more specific, here are the 8 things Facebook won't allow you to post to your account!  1. Nude pictures of children  The intention is clear. To avoid the possibility of other people reusing the images. So even if pictures are posted by parents, Facebook will remove this kind of images to avoid the potential for abuse by other people.  Facebook also says once a child outgrows the "toddler-age" uncovered female nipples in photos aren't allowed.  2. Most female nipples are banned, but not all  "For example, while we restrict some images of female breasts that include the nipple, we allow other images, including those depicting acts of protest, women actively engaged in breastfeeding, and photos of post-mastectomy scarring."  The company also advises users not to share content that shows "squeezing naked female breast except in breastfeeding context."  3.  The post claiming that a victim of a tragedy is actually a liar, or being paid to lie  According to Facebook guidelines, this is a form of harassment.  "Claims that a victim of a violent tragedy is lying about being a victim, acting/pretending to be a victim of a verified event, or otherwise is paid or employed to mislead people about their role in the event when sent directly to a survivor and/or immediate family member of a survivor or victim."  4. Crimes Confessions  Facebook isn't a place to come clean about crimes ranging from theft to sexual assault on the platform.  "We do, however, allow people to debate or advocate for the legality of criminal activities, as well as address them in a rhetorical or satirical way."  5.  Seeking to buy, or sell, marijuana and other drugs  People cannot sell or buy marijuana, or pharmaceutical drugs on the platform. That includes stating interest in buying — or asking if anyone is selling or trading the item.  When it comes to gun sales, Facebook does allow certain companies to sell firearms or firearm parts —but it restricts visibility to adults 21 or over.  6. Being insensitive  Facebook will remove your post if it targets the vulnerability of another person.  The company advises not to post content that depicts real people and "mocks their implied or actual serious physical injuries, disease, or disability, non- consensual sexual touching, or premature death."  7.  Nude butts  According to its guidelines "visible anus and/or fully nude close-ups of buttocks" aren't allowed on the platform "unless photoshopped on a public figure."  8.  Calls for violence due to the outcome of an election  Under a section about credible violence, Facebook explicitly states that "any content containing statements of intent, calls for action, or advocating for violence due to the outcome of an election," is not permitted on the platform.  There you go. Now you know some things Facebook
Facebook already imposed a ban on posting that violates copyright and trademark infringement, credible threats of violence, and sexual exploitation. But to be more specific, here are the 8 things Facebook won't allow you to post to your account!


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1. Nude pictures of children



The intention is clear. To avoid the possibility of other people reusing the images. So even if pictures are posted by parents, Facebook will remove this kind of images to avoid the potential for abuse by other people.



Facebook also says once a child outgrows the "toddler-age" uncovered female nipples in photos aren't allowed.

Facebook Won't Let You Post These 8 Things!  In our previous blog post, we talk about things you should not post on Facebook for your own safety and security. But don't you know that Facebook has its own rule on things or posts that should not on the platform? If you post something that violates the said rule, your post will be taken down!   Facebook already imposed a ban on posting that violates copyright and trademark infringement, credible threats of violence, and sexual exploitation. But to be more specific, here are the 8 things Facebook won't allow you to post to your account!  1. Nude pictures of children  The intention is clear. To avoid the possibility of other people reusing the images. So even if pictures are posted by parents, Facebook will remove this kind of images to avoid the potential for abuse by other people.  Facebook also says once a child outgrows the "toddler-age" uncovered female nipples in photos aren't allowed.  2. Most female nipples are banned, but not all  "For example, while we restrict some images of female breasts that include the nipple, we allow other images, including those depicting acts of protest, women actively engaged in breastfeeding, and photos of post-mastectomy scarring."  The company also advises users not to share content that shows "squeezing naked female breast except in breastfeeding context."  3.  The post claiming that a victim of a tragedy is actually a liar, or being paid to lie  According to Facebook guidelines, this is a form of harassment.  "Claims that a victim of a violent tragedy is lying about being a victim, acting/pretending to be a victim of a verified event, or otherwise is paid or employed to mislead people about their role in the event when sent directly to a survivor and/or immediate family member of a survivor or victim."  4. Crimes Confessions  Facebook isn't a place to come clean about crimes ranging from theft to sexual assault on the platform.  "We do, however, allow people to debate or advocate for the legality of criminal activities, as well as address them in a rhetorical or satirical way."  5.  Seeking to buy, or sell, marijuana and other drugs  People cannot sell or buy marijuana, or pharmaceutical drugs on the platform. That includes stating interest in buying — or asking if anyone is selling or trading the item.  When it comes to gun sales, Facebook does allow certain companies to sell firearms or firearm parts —but it restricts visibility to adults 21 or over.  6. Being insensitive  Facebook will remove your post if it targets the vulnerability of another person.  The company advises not to post content that depicts real people and "mocks their implied or actual serious physical injuries, disease, or disability, non- consensual sexual touching, or premature death."  7.  Nude butts  According to its guidelines "visible anus and/or fully nude close-ups of buttocks" aren't allowed on the platform "unless photoshopped on a public figure."  8.  Calls for violence due to the outcome of an election  Under a section about credible violence, Facebook explicitly states that "any content containing statements of intent, calls for action, or advocating for violence due to the outcome of an election," is not permitted on the platform.  There you go. Now you know some things Facebook

2. Most female nipples are banned, but not all


"For example, while we restrict some images of female breasts that include the nipple, we allow other images, including those depicting acts of protest, women actively engaged in breastfeeding, and photos of post-mastectomy scarring."

The company also advises users not to share content that shows "squeezing naked female breast except in breastfeeding context."
Facebook Won't Let You Post These 8 Things!  In our previous blog post, we talk about things you should not post on Facebook for your own safety and security. But don't you know that Facebook has its own rule on things or posts that should not on the platform? If you post something that violates the said rule, your post will be taken down!   Facebook already imposed a ban on posting that violates copyright and trademark infringement, credible threats of violence, and sexual exploitation. But to be more specific, here are the 8 things Facebook won't allow you to post to your account!  1. Nude pictures of children  The intention is clear. To avoid the possibility of other people reusing the images. So even if pictures are posted by parents, Facebook will remove this kind of images to avoid the potential for abuse by other people.  Facebook also says once a child outgrows the "toddler-age" uncovered female nipples in photos aren't allowed.  2. Most female nipples are banned, but not all  "For example, while we restrict some images of female breasts that include the nipple, we allow other images, including those depicting acts of protest, women actively engaged in breastfeeding, and photos of post-mastectomy scarring."  The company also advises users not to share content that shows "squeezing naked female breast except in breastfeeding context."  3.  The post claiming that a victim of a tragedy is actually a liar, or being paid to lie  According to Facebook guidelines, this is a form of harassment.  "Claims that a victim of a violent tragedy is lying about being a victim, acting/pretending to be a victim of a verified event, or otherwise is paid or employed to mislead people about their role in the event when sent directly to a survivor and/or immediate family member of a survivor or victim."  4. Crimes Confessions  Facebook isn't a place to come clean about crimes ranging from theft to sexual assault on the platform.  "We do, however, allow people to debate or advocate for the legality of criminal activities, as well as address them in a rhetorical or satirical way."  5.  Seeking to buy, or sell, marijuana and other drugs  People cannot sell or buy marijuana, or pharmaceutical drugs on the platform. That includes stating interest in buying — or asking if anyone is selling or trading the item.  When it comes to gun sales, Facebook does allow certain companies to sell firearms or firearm parts —but it restricts visibility to adults 21 or over.  6. Being insensitive  Facebook will remove your post if it targets the vulnerability of another person.  The company advises not to post content that depicts real people and "mocks their implied or actual serious physical injuries, disease, or disability, non- consensual sexual touching, or premature death."  7.  Nude butts  According to its guidelines "visible anus and/or fully nude close-ups of buttocks" aren't allowed on the platform "unless photoshopped on a public figure."  8.  Calls for violence due to the outcome of an election  Under a section about credible violence, Facebook explicitly states that "any content containing statements of intent, calls for action, or advocating for violence due to the outcome of an election," is not permitted on the platform.  There you go. Now you know some things Facebook
3. The post claiming that a victim of a tragedy is actually a liar, or being paid to lie

According to Facebook guidelines, this is a form of harassment.

"Claims that a victim of a violent tragedy is lying about being a victim, acting/pretending to be a victim of a verified event, or otherwise is paid or employed to mislead people about their role in the event when sent directly to a survivor and/or immediate family member of a survivor or victim."
Facebook Won't Let You Post These 8 Things!  In our previous blog post, we talk about things you should not post on Facebook for your own safety and security. But don't you know that Facebook has its own rule on things or posts that should not on the platform? If you post something that violates the said rule, your post will be taken down!   Facebook already imposed a ban on posting that violates copyright and trademark infringement, credible threats of violence, and sexual exploitation. But to be more specific, here are the 8 things Facebook won't allow you to post to your account!  1. Nude pictures of children  The intention is clear. To avoid the possibility of other people reusing the images. So even if pictures are posted by parents, Facebook will remove this kind of images to avoid the potential for abuse by other people.  Facebook also says once a child outgrows the "toddler-age" uncovered female nipples in photos aren't allowed.  2. Most female nipples are banned, but not all  "For example, while we restrict some images of female breasts that include the nipple, we allow other images, including those depicting acts of protest, women actively engaged in breastfeeding, and photos of post-mastectomy scarring."  The company also advises users not to share content that shows "squeezing naked female breast except in breastfeeding context."  3.  The post claiming that a victim of a tragedy is actually a liar, or being paid to lie  According to Facebook guidelines, this is a form of harassment.  "Claims that a victim of a violent tragedy is lying about being a victim, acting/pretending to be a victim of a verified event, or otherwise is paid or employed to mislead people about their role in the event when sent directly to a survivor and/or immediate family member of a survivor or victim."  4. Crimes Confessions  Facebook isn't a place to come clean about crimes ranging from theft to sexual assault on the platform.  "We do, however, allow people to debate or advocate for the legality of criminal activities, as well as address them in a rhetorical or satirical way."  5.  Seeking to buy, or sell, marijuana and other drugs  People cannot sell or buy marijuana, or pharmaceutical drugs on the platform. That includes stating interest in buying — or asking if anyone is selling or trading the item.  When it comes to gun sales, Facebook does allow certain companies to sell firearms or firearm parts —but it restricts visibility to adults 21 or over.  6. Being insensitive  Facebook will remove your post if it targets the vulnerability of another person.  The company advises not to post content that depicts real people and "mocks their implied or actual serious physical injuries, disease, or disability, non- consensual sexual touching, or premature death."  7.  Nude butts  According to its guidelines "visible anus and/or fully nude close-ups of buttocks" aren't allowed on the platform "unless photoshopped on a public figure."  8.  Calls for violence due to the outcome of an election  Under a section about credible violence, Facebook explicitly states that "any content containing statements of intent, calls for action, or advocating for violence due to the outcome of an election," is not permitted on the platform.  There you go. Now you know some things Facebook
4. Crimes Confessions

Facebook isn't a place to come clean about crimes ranging from theft to sexual assault on the platform.

"We do, however, allow people to debate or advocate for the legality of criminal activities, as well as address them in a rhetorical or satirical way."
Facebook Won't Let You Post These 8 Things!  In our previous blog post, we talk about things you should not post on Facebook for your own safety and security. But don't you know that Facebook has its own rule on things or posts that should not on the platform? If you post something that violates the said rule, your post will be taken down!   Facebook already imposed a ban on posting that violates copyright and trademark infringement, credible threats of violence, and sexual exploitation. But to be more specific, here are the 8 things Facebook won't allow you to post to your account!  1. Nude pictures of children  The intention is clear. To avoid the possibility of other people reusing the images. So even if pictures are posted by parents, Facebook will remove this kind of images to avoid the potential for abuse by other people.  Facebook also says once a child outgrows the "toddler-age" uncovered female nipples in photos aren't allowed.  2. Most female nipples are banned, but not all  "For example, while we restrict some images of female breasts that include the nipple, we allow other images, including those depicting acts of protest, women actively engaged in breastfeeding, and photos of post-mastectomy scarring."  The company also advises users not to share content that shows "squeezing naked female breast except in breastfeeding context."  3.  The post claiming that a victim of a tragedy is actually a liar, or being paid to lie  According to Facebook guidelines, this is a form of harassment.  "Claims that a victim of a violent tragedy is lying about being a victim, acting/pretending to be a victim of a verified event, or otherwise is paid or employed to mislead people about their role in the event when sent directly to a survivor and/or immediate family member of a survivor or victim."  4. Crimes Confessions  Facebook isn't a place to come clean about crimes ranging from theft to sexual assault on the platform.  "We do, however, allow people to debate or advocate for the legality of criminal activities, as well as address them in a rhetorical or satirical way."  5.  Seeking to buy, or sell, marijuana and other drugs  People cannot sell or buy marijuana, or pharmaceutical drugs on the platform. That includes stating interest in buying — or asking if anyone is selling or trading the item.  When it comes to gun sales, Facebook does allow certain companies to sell firearms or firearm parts —but it restricts visibility to adults 21 or over.  6. Being insensitive  Facebook will remove your post if it targets the vulnerability of another person.  The company advises not to post content that depicts real people and "mocks their implied or actual serious physical injuries, disease, or disability, non- consensual sexual touching, or premature death."  7.  Nude butts  According to its guidelines "visible anus and/or fully nude close-ups of buttocks" aren't allowed on the platform "unless photoshopped on a public figure."  8.  Calls for violence due to the outcome of an election  Under a section about credible violence, Facebook explicitly states that "any content containing statements of intent, calls for action, or advocating for violence due to the outcome of an election," is not permitted on the platform.  There you go. Now you know some things Facebook
5. Seeking to buy, or sell, marijuana and other drugs

People cannot sell or buy marijuana, or pharmaceutical drugs on the platform. That includes stating interest in buying — or asking if anyone is selling or trading the item.

When it comes to gun sales, Facebook does allow certain companies to sell firearms or firearm parts —but it restricts visibility to adults 21 or over.
Facebook Won't Let You Post These 8 Things!  In our previous blog post, we talk about things you should not post on Facebook for your own safety and security. But don't you know that Facebook has its own rule on things or posts that should not on the platform? If you post something that violates the said rule, your post will be taken down!   Facebook already imposed a ban on posting that violates copyright and trademark infringement, credible threats of violence, and sexual exploitation. But to be more specific, here are the 8 things Facebook won't allow you to post to your account!  1. Nude pictures of children  The intention is clear. To avoid the possibility of other people reusing the images. So even if pictures are posted by parents, Facebook will remove this kind of images to avoid the potential for abuse by other people.  Facebook also says once a child outgrows the "toddler-age" uncovered female nipples in photos aren't allowed.  2. Most female nipples are banned, but not all  "For example, while we restrict some images of female breasts that include the nipple, we allow other images, including those depicting acts of protest, women actively engaged in breastfeeding, and photos of post-mastectomy scarring."  The company also advises users not to share content that shows "squeezing naked female breast except in breastfeeding context."  3.  The post claiming that a victim of a tragedy is actually a liar, or being paid to lie  According to Facebook guidelines, this is a form of harassment.  "Claims that a victim of a violent tragedy is lying about being a victim, acting/pretending to be a victim of a verified event, or otherwise is paid or employed to mislead people about their role in the event when sent directly to a survivor and/or immediate family member of a survivor or victim."  4. Crimes Confessions  Facebook isn't a place to come clean about crimes ranging from theft to sexual assault on the platform.  "We do, however, allow people to debate or advocate for the legality of criminal activities, as well as address them in a rhetorical or satirical way."  5.  Seeking to buy, or sell, marijuana and other drugs  People cannot sell or buy marijuana, or pharmaceutical drugs on the platform. That includes stating interest in buying — or asking if anyone is selling or trading the item.  When it comes to gun sales, Facebook does allow certain companies to sell firearms or firearm parts —but it restricts visibility to adults 21 or over.  6. Being insensitive  Facebook will remove your post if it targets the vulnerability of another person.  The company advises not to post content that depicts real people and "mocks their implied or actual serious physical injuries, disease, or disability, non- consensual sexual touching, or premature death."  7.  Nude butts  According to its guidelines "visible anus and/or fully nude close-ups of buttocks" aren't allowed on the platform "unless photoshopped on a public figure."  8.  Calls for violence due to the outcome of an election  Under a section about credible violence, Facebook explicitly states that "any content containing statements of intent, calls for action, or advocating for violence due to the outcome of an election," is not permitted on the platform.  There you go. Now you know some things Facebook
6. Being insensitive

Facebook will remove your post if it targets the vulnerability of another person.

The company advises not to post content that depicts real people and "mocks their implied or actual serious physical injuries, disease, or disability, non- consensual sexual touching, or premature death."
Facebook Won't Let You Post These 8 Things!  In our previous blog post, we talk about things you should not post on Facebook for your own safety and security. But don't you know that Facebook has its own rule on things or posts that should not on the platform? If you post something that violates the said rule, your post will be taken down!   Facebook already imposed a ban on posting that violates copyright and trademark infringement, credible threats of violence, and sexual exploitation. But to be more specific, here are the 8 things Facebook won't allow you to post to your account!  1. Nude pictures of children  The intention is clear. To avoid the possibility of other people reusing the images. So even if pictures are posted by parents, Facebook will remove this kind of images to avoid the potential for abuse by other people.  Facebook also says once a child outgrows the "toddler-age" uncovered female nipples in photos aren't allowed.  2. Most female nipples are banned, but not all  "For example, while we restrict some images of female breasts that include the nipple, we allow other images, including those depicting acts of protest, women actively engaged in breastfeeding, and photos of post-mastectomy scarring."  The company also advises users not to share content that shows "squeezing naked female breast except in breastfeeding context."  3.  The post claiming that a victim of a tragedy is actually a liar, or being paid to lie  According to Facebook guidelines, this is a form of harassment.  "Claims that a victim of a violent tragedy is lying about being a victim, acting/pretending to be a victim of a verified event, or otherwise is paid or employed to mislead people about their role in the event when sent directly to a survivor and/or immediate family member of a survivor or victim."  4. Crimes Confessions  Facebook isn't a place to come clean about crimes ranging from theft to sexual assault on the platform.  "We do, however, allow people to debate or advocate for the legality of criminal activities, as well as address them in a rhetorical or satirical way."  5.  Seeking to buy, or sell, marijuana and other drugs  People cannot sell or buy marijuana, or pharmaceutical drugs on the platform. That includes stating interest in buying — or asking if anyone is selling or trading the item.  When it comes to gun sales, Facebook does allow certain companies to sell firearms or firearm parts —but it restricts visibility to adults 21 or over.  6. Being insensitive  Facebook will remove your post if it targets the vulnerability of another person.  The company advises not to post content that depicts real people and "mocks their implied or actual serious physical injuries, disease, or disability, non- consensual sexual touching, or premature death."  7.  Nude butts  According to its guidelines "visible anus and/or fully nude close-ups of buttocks" aren't allowed on the platform "unless photoshopped on a public figure."  8.  Calls for violence due to the outcome of an election  Under a section about credible violence, Facebook explicitly states that "any content containing statements of intent, calls for action, or advocating for violence due to the outcome of an election," is not permitted on the platform.  There you go. Now you know some things Facebook
7. Nude butts

According to its guidelines "visible anus and/or fully nude close-ups of buttocks" aren't allowed on the platform "unless photoshopped on a public figure."
Facebook Won't Let You Post These 8 Things!  In our previous blog post, we talk about things you should not post on Facebook for your own safety and security. But don't you know that Facebook has its own rule on things or posts that should not on the platform? If you post something that violates the said rule, your post will be taken down!   Facebook already imposed a ban on posting that violates copyright and trademark infringement, credible threats of violence, and sexual exploitation. But to be more specific, here are the 8 things Facebook won't allow you to post to your account!  1. Nude pictures of children  The intention is clear. To avoid the possibility of other people reusing the images. So even if pictures are posted by parents, Facebook will remove this kind of images to avoid the potential for abuse by other people.  Facebook also says once a child outgrows the "toddler-age" uncovered female nipples in photos aren't allowed.  2. Most female nipples are banned, but not all  "For example, while we restrict some images of female breasts that include the nipple, we allow other images, including those depicting acts of protest, women actively engaged in breastfeeding, and photos of post-mastectomy scarring."  The company also advises users not to share content that shows "squeezing naked female breast except in breastfeeding context."  3.  The post claiming that a victim of a tragedy is actually a liar, or being paid to lie  According to Facebook guidelines, this is a form of harassment.  "Claims that a victim of a violent tragedy is lying about being a victim, acting/pretending to be a victim of a verified event, or otherwise is paid or employed to mislead people about their role in the event when sent directly to a survivor and/or immediate family member of a survivor or victim."  4. Crimes Confessions  Facebook isn't a place to come clean about crimes ranging from theft to sexual assault on the platform.  "We do, however, allow people to debate or advocate for the legality of criminal activities, as well as address them in a rhetorical or satirical way."  5.  Seeking to buy, or sell, marijuana and other drugs  People cannot sell or buy marijuana, or pharmaceutical drugs on the platform. That includes stating interest in buying — or asking if anyone is selling or trading the item.  When it comes to gun sales, Facebook does allow certain companies to sell firearms or firearm parts —but it restricts visibility to adults 21 or over.  6. Being insensitive  Facebook will remove your post if it targets the vulnerability of another person.  The company advises not to post content that depicts real people and "mocks their implied or actual serious physical injuries, disease, or disability, non- consensual sexual touching, or premature death."  7.  Nude butts  According to its guidelines "visible anus and/or fully nude close-ups of buttocks" aren't allowed on the platform "unless photoshopped on a public figure."  8.  Calls for violence due to the outcome of an election  Under a section about credible violence, Facebook explicitly states that "any content containing statements of intent, calls for action, or advocating for violence due to the outcome of an election," is not permitted on the platform.  There you go. Now you know some things Facebook
8. Calls for violence due to the outcome of an election

Under a section about credible violence, Facebook explicitly states that "any content containing statements of intent, calls for action, or advocating for violence due to the outcome of an election," is not permitted on the platform.
Facebook Won't Let You Post These 8 Things!  In our previous blog post, we talk about things you should not post on Facebook for your own safety and security. But don't you know that Facebook has its own rule on things or posts that should not on the platform? If you post something that violates the said rule, your post will be taken down!   Facebook already imposed a ban on posting that violates copyright and trademark infringement, credible threats of violence, and sexual exploitation. But to be more specific, here are the 8 things Facebook won't allow you to post to your account!  1. Nude pictures of children  The intention is clear. To avoid the possibility of other people reusing the images. So even if pictures are posted by parents, Facebook will remove this kind of images to avoid the potential for abuse by other people.  Facebook also says once a child outgrows the "toddler-age" uncovered female nipples in photos aren't allowed.  2. Most female nipples are banned, but not all  "For example, while we restrict some images of female breasts that include the nipple, we allow other images, including those depicting acts of protest, women actively engaged in breastfeeding, and photos of post-mastectomy scarring."  The company also advises users not to share content that shows "squeezing naked female breast except in breastfeeding context."  3.  The post claiming that a victim of a tragedy is actually a liar, or being paid to lie  According to Facebook guidelines, this is a form of harassment.  "Claims that a victim of a violent tragedy is lying about being a victim, acting/pretending to be a victim of a verified event, or otherwise is paid or employed to mislead people about their role in the event when sent directly to a survivor and/or immediate family member of a survivor or victim."  4. Crimes Confessions  Facebook isn't a place to come clean about crimes ranging from theft to sexual assault on the platform.  "We do, however, allow people to debate or advocate for the legality of criminal activities, as well as address them in a rhetorical or satirical way."  5.  Seeking to buy, or sell, marijuana and other drugs  People cannot sell or buy marijuana, or pharmaceutical drugs on the platform. That includes stating interest in buying — or asking if anyone is selling or trading the item.  When it comes to gun sales, Facebook does allow certain companies to sell firearms or firearm parts —but it restricts visibility to adults 21 or over.  6. Being insensitive  Facebook will remove your post if it targets the vulnerability of another person.  The company advises not to post content that depicts real people and "mocks their implied or actual serious physical injuries, disease, or disability, non- consensual sexual touching, or premature death."  7.  Nude butts  According to its guidelines "visible anus and/or fully nude close-ups of buttocks" aren't allowed on the platform "unless photoshopped on a public figure."  8.  Calls for violence due to the outcome of an election  Under a section about credible violence, Facebook explicitly states that "any content containing statements of intent, calls for action, or advocating for violence due to the outcome of an election," is not permitted on the platform.  There you go. Now you know some things Facebook
There you go. Now you know some things Facebook won't let you post in its platform!

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