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Facebook won’t let you type ‘Everyone Will Know’ as a comment

GEEK DESK
GEEK DESK
Oct 11, 2015

I was pointed out through a friend, that Facebook is blocking a phrase. With no explanation, the social media network will automatically stop you from commenting with the exact phrase “Everyone Will Know”. Try it.

https://twitter.com/anthonypermal/status/653192517790400512

This was highlighted on Reddit  and in the past two hours has users scrambling to find out why. The simple explanation that Facebook gives is.

“Action blocked

Our security systems have detected that a lot of people are posting the same content, which could mean that it’s spam. Please try a different post. If you think you’re seeing this by mistake, please let us know.”

It could mean anything from Facebook’s algorithms automatically targeting phrases that are deemed or spam or it could be another social experiment.

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Either way, Facebook hasn’t given us an explanation on this, yet.

Credit to @antonypermal for raising this.

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