Facebook Unblocks ‘#saltbae’ Tag

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, banned the hashtag ‘#saltbae’, which was born with Nusret, Turkey’s meat restaurant chain that opened to the world today, for which they did not know the reason. The label ban, which came days after the footage of Nusret Gökçe feeding steak to To Lam, the country’s Minister of Public Security from the Communist Party of Vietnam, by meta removed according to the new statement.

A spokesperson for Meta told Reuters:We have unbanned this hashtag on Facebook and We are investigating why it was banned.” he said. The spokesperson told Reuters that the label is not only available in certain countries, but banned worldwide it was correct.
While the tag was banned, search results were showing it as violating community guidelines.

Why might #saltbae be banned on Facebook?

Although Meta has not made any explanation as to why the tag was banned, this may be a case of Facebook’s artificial intelligence. your facebook artificial intelligenceplays a huge role in moderating the content on the platform. Artificial intelligence is responsible for 90% of the content banned on Facebook to date.

On the other hand, the video shared by Nusret was removed from TikTok shortly after. However, the different shares where the video is copied are also ‘breaking community standards‘ was removed due to The video of the Vietnamese official with Nusret immediately started discussions in Vietnam. Many citizens criticized an official for eating a meal at the expense of a person’s wages despite the country’s dire straits.

Vietnam had previously ‘ordered’ social media platforms to remove content:

Vietnam occasionally shared posts to social media companies on the grounds that they were ‘anti-state’. demanded censorship. For example, last year the country blatantly kicked Facebook out of the country for a video on its internal affairs to be deleted from the platform. had threatened. To Lam, the official we saw in Nusret’s video, is one of the most authoritative names in Vietnam.