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Meta is teaming up with Snapchat and TikTok as part of a new initiative to prevent content featuring suicide or self-harm from spreading across the social media platforms, Meta said Thursday in a blog post.\u00a0 The program, named Thrive, was created in conjunction with The Mental Health Coalition, a group of mental health organizations working to destigmatize these issues.\u00a0 Under Thrive, Meta will identify content that features suicidal themes or self-harm and flag that content to TikTok and Snapchat so they can also investigate if the same or similar content has been posted to those apps. A spokesperson for Meta described Thrive as a database that all participating companies will have access to.\u00a0 Meta said it is using technology it created and uses in conjunction with the Tech Coalition\u2019s Lantern program \u2014 an organization that aims to make technology safe for children and includes companies like Amazon, Apple, Google, Discord, OpenAI and more \u2014 to ensure that data shared in Thrive is done so securely. The spokesperson for Meta said that when content featuring suicide or self-harm is discovered, it will be removed from the platform and then flagged in the Thrive database so other social media companies can act.\u00a0 Meta\u2019s blog post made clear that the program is intended to target content \u2014 not users. \u201cWe\u2019re prioritizing this content because of its propensity to spread across different platforms quickly. These initial signals represent content only, and will not include identifiable information about any accounts or individuals,\u201d Antigone Davis, Meta\u2019s global head of safety, wrote in the\u00a0 post.\u00a0 When content featuring suicide or self-harm is identified on a Meta platform, it will be assigned a number known as a \u201chash,\u201d according to the spokesperson. That hash can then be checked by the other social media companies so they can search for the same content and remove it if it exists on one of the participating platforms.\u00a0 Social media platforms, including Meta, TikTok and Snapchat, have long been criticized for not doing more to moderate content that teens consume, including video and images of self-harm. All three platforms have been sued by parents and communities who said content on the platforms led to suicides. Additionally, in 2021, leaked internal research, known as the \u201cFacebook Papers,\u201d revealed Meta was aware that Instagram, which it owns, could have harmful effects on teen girls. A study from the National Library of Medicine shows that a major uptick in minors using social media has led to an increase in depression and suicidal ideation in those groups. The study also suggests that young people who use self-harm are more active on social media.\u00a0 Earlier this year, the company announced that it would begin removing and limiting sensitive\u00a0 \u201cage-inappropriate\u201d content from teenagers\u2019 feed on its apps and\u00a0 that it had plans to hide search results and terms relating to suicide, self-harm and eating disorders for all users. In its blog post Thursday, Meta said that it removed 12 million pieces of content featuring suicide and self-harm from Facebook and Instagram from April to June. While Meta said it still wants to facilitate important conversations around self-harm and suicide, it hopes Thrive will help to keep graphic content off participating platforms. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline or chat live at 988lifeline.org. You can also visit SpeakingOfSuicide.com\/resources for additional support.<\/p>\n

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