Examples of how Meta addresses the potential risk Content adversely impacting public Attempts to interfere with or suppress voting participation, voting, or running for office are not allowed. We work to identify and remove 5. How we identify and address salient human rights risks Examples of potential inherent salient human rights risks identified in CSRA this content, no matter who it comes from. We provide an industry-leading level of transparency around political advertising and pages so users can see who is trying to influence votes. In some markets, we prohibit ads that discourage voting, prematurely claim victory in an election, attempt to delegitimize the election, or are inconsistent with health authorities on voting safely. Hate speech can impact voters. Our Community Standards cover policies on harassment, incitement, violence, and hate speech and ban attacks on people based on characteristics like ethnicity or religion. We remove content that violates these rules as soon as we find it. Efforts to prevent people from voting, We actively search content for any organizations increases in spam, foreign interference, or that Meta has banned from attempting to reports of content that violates our policies violate our policies or cause offline harm. In 2022, we updated Facebook Protect, which offers security tools and additional protections to candidates, their campaigns, and elected officials. Coordinated bad actors interfering with elections Our advanced security operations support election security by taking down manipulative campaigns, identifying emerging threats, and deploying our industryleading global fact-checking network. We use AI to identify fake accounts and remove the vast majority of these accounts before they are reported. We have removed over 150 networks of coordinated inauthentic behavior since 2017. Human rights report 27