This paper marks a significant milestone in our understanding of social media governance and offers a beacon of guidance for regulators navigating the complex terrain of digital platform oversight.
The genesis of this research traces back to the establishment of the Oversight Board by Meta in 2020. Through an exhaustive examination of our work at the Board in tracking and independently verifying Meta’s adherence to nonbinding recommendations, our paper aims to support the evolution of best practices for social media auditing amidst emerging regulations.
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