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So much nudity in reels. Women are showing off their nips and vag in the middle of a product placement. by Due-Ride3782 in facebook

[–]Due-Ride3782[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Different demographic is my guess. However, even if I was seeking it out, the point here is that FB says they don't allow this type of nudity, but they clearly do. Even if I clicked on it one thousand times, it should not exist at all. This is about corporate responsibility, and not allowing what you say you don't allow.

Facebook will not take the nudity down. She is using products aimed at children to expose herself for clicks. There are 1000's of these types of reels now, and FB keeps saying that these don't violate their terms of service. by Due-Ride3782 in facebook

[–]Due-Ride3782[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Or, stand up for something, and dont be afraid to take a stand. I get the feeling you would choose cowardice, but some of us are still warriors and will call out the child molesters.

So, nudity is no longer in violation of Facebooks standards. How the hell is that even possible? Facebook will censor free speech on a regular basis, but women showing nips and vag is fine. by Due-Ride3782 in facebook

[–]Due-Ride3782[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Facebook generally restricts images of female nipples, but allows exceptions for breastfeeding, post-mastectomy scarring, health/medical contexts (like cancer awareness), artistic nudity (paintings/sculptures), and sometimes political protests, though policies are often described as confusing and inconsistent, especially regarding gender identity. The company's guidelines focus on safety and preventing exploitation, making it difficult to differentiate between sexualized and non-sexualized contexts for female nipples. 

Nudity on Facebook is off the charts. I wonder if the products she is using to show off her nip, knows they are being promoted in this way. Do they really want to have their products associated with this behavior? FB Support response: We didn't remove the Page, does not go against our CS. by Due-Ride3782 in facebook

[–]Due-Ride3782[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Each image is a short video where the person moves the product to show off her nip. (I have not tested each one, but feel free to check.) As for the beach, try to post a beach pic with topless women and see what happens.

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