Last Thursday (February 15), Meta platform's oversight committee said it would regulate social networking site Threads, allowing users to complain about the company's content review decision.。

The oversight board said that in addition to the existing 1.In addition to the 300 million Threads users, Meta will also be able to seek help with content issues on the social media platform, and committee members will review Meta's content judgments based on Instagram community guidelines, which also apply to Threads。

In a blog post, the oversight committee wrote: "We believe we can help Threads be more transparent and protect free speech and other human rights from a global perspective.。"

The oversight committee, which is sponsored by social media companies but operates independently, was set up in late 2020 to review Facebook's (NASDAQ: META) and Instagram's decisions to choose to remove or keep specific information.。

The committee's panel, made up of academics, rights experts and lawyers, decides whether to support or overturn the social media company's actions.。

For the next 12 months, Meta will be empowered to implement policy and enforcement recommendations based on Threads's decision, but not product-specific recommendations.。