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Facebook is attempting to shift the narrative on hate speech by arguing that the declining visibility of hate speech mattered more than the mere existence of that content. The "prevalence" of hate on Facebook has dropped nearly 50 percent in the past three quarters to 0.05 percent of content viewed, or five views out of every 10,000.

Facebook claims hate speech visibility dropped 50 percent in nine months | Engadget

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