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Up to now, they were only investigating an account when they were receiving a complaint from a user who specifically needed to indicate that it belonged to a minor. However, now reviewers may suspend the profile if they have an indication that the user is minor and even if it was reported for another reason .
When the company receives these reports or suspects some user, moderators are responsible for reviewing the content of their profile, text and photos, to try to determine their age.
If the user wants to recover his account he must send a proof such as a copy of your photo ID, certifying that you meet the requirement .
The announcement to strengthen your policy for minors is given after the publication of a documentary in the United Kingdom, made by Channel 4 and Firecrest Films, where it was revealed that in some training sessions in Dublin, Ireland, evaluators had to ignore users who appeared to be under age 13 to avoid blocking a profile. [19659002] In a statement on his official blog, the company pointed out that Facebook has teams of different companies in the world that review reports 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in all time zones and in dozens of languages.
"If necessary, decisions are intensified for Facebook specialists with in-depth knowledge of the country.For specific and highly problematic types of content, such as child abuse, final decisions are made by Facebook employees. ", says the social network.
This year, Facebook has doubled its moderator teams to reach 20,000 people, including more than 7,500 content reviewers
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