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community standards: Facebook was scrutinized this year over the use of private data and the impact of unregulated content on users, according to Toronto Star. Bloomberg Facebook came under intense scrutiny earlier this year over the use of private data and the impact of unregulated content on its community of 2.2 billion monthly users, with governments around the world questioning the Menlo Park, California-based company's policies. The company also scrubbed 837 million pieces of spam and acted on 2.5 million instances of hate speech, it said on Tuesday in its first-ever report on how effectively it's enforcing community standards. Today's report, which will come out twice a year, can also show how well Facebook's artificial intelligence systems learn to flag items that violate the rules before anyone on the site can see them. Nathan Cirillo's photos to contact women Facebook reorganizes into three divisions after user data criticism The conclusion from the first metrics some problems are better suited to computerized solutions than others. Read more How fake Mark Zuckerbergs scam Facebook users Article Continued Below Facebook shuts down fake profile using Cpl. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.