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　　According to reports, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast that Facebook has no "shadow banning". , but did generate "millions of errors" for system reasons. Zuckerberg also talked about the Metaverse, about the credibility of the FBI, which he said is a legitimate institution.

　　The so-called shadow ban means that social platforms prohibit the display of content without notifying users. Most of the time, users can still post and respond, but only users can see the content themselves, and they have not received official notices.

　　On the show, the host asked Zuckerberg if there would be a "shadow ban" on social media platforms like Facebook? Zuckerberg responded by saying that there is no so-called "shadow ban" policy, but that some wrong, misleading, harmful posts will be downgraded, and content that interferes with politics, terrorism, child pornography and blatant intellectual property rights violations will also be downgraded.

　　Zuckerberg said that if some content is flagged as false by fact-checkers, the exposure will be reduced, but Zuckerberg also admitted: "Unfortunately, there will be a lot of mistakes, after all 3.5 billion people use our service. , even if the error rate is only 0.1%, the total will still be in the millions...so it's troublesome."

　　Not only that, Zuckerberg also said that there will be loopholes in the system, and the effect of the system will not be as expected, resulting in some posts being blocked due to loopholes. He said some of the posts failed to reach a broad audience mainly because of the low quality of the posts.