Overview
- An impact report says Meta has upheld the board’s case rulings and publicly answered recommendations, boosting transparency and accountability.
- The board will pilot reviews of decisions that remove or restrict accounts in 2026, responding to widespread user complaints about suspensions and blocks.
- Board member Paolo Carozza said Meta is expected to refer an account-level case in January to help shape how such reviews could work.
- The report outlines expanded attention to AI-related harms and notes early discussions with other tech companies about sharing the board’s oversight expertise.
- Leaders cite concrete changes at Meta—crisis protocols, clearer violation notices, an alternative to first-strike penalties, and cross‑check reforms—while acknowledging limits to their non-binding policy influence and outside criticism of their impact.