The Double Standards of Facebook: A Shocking Example of Hypocrisy

Have you ever reported a fake friend request from a porn site on Facebook? If so, you might be familiar with the response: "It doesn't go against our community standards." But what happens when the request comes from an explicit porn profile with pornographic images?

I recently experienced this firsthand. Despite reporting the profile, Facebook replied with the same old message. In disbelief, I created a screenshot collage that highlighted the pornsite friend request and Facebook's response. I blurred out explicit body parts, posted the collage on my timeline, and commented that Facebook openly promotes porn while censoring content that goes against their "woke" narrative.

What happened next is even more shocking. Facebook removed the post, citing nudity, even though I had already blurred out explicit parts. I took a screenshot of the removal message and reposted the image collage, along with the screenshot of the removal message.

Facebook censored the reposted image immediately and restricted my account for not following their guidelines. 



In a private message, Facebook claimed that my post went against their community standards because I disagreed with their decision.

This example highlights the double standards of Facebook and its hypocrisy. Facebook claims to have community standards, but it appears to only enforce them selectively. It also raises questions about Facebook's bias and censorship practices.

If Facebook continues down this path, it risks losing users to alternative social networks that don't exhibit bias and censorship, such as https://friendevu.com.