Facebook is implementing more privacy and control tools than what appears on the wall: from now on it makes it easier to choose who can comment on each published article. In addition, it is possible to choose favorite publications so that they have higher priority on the wall.

The Facebook wall is the priority area of ​​this social network, the site where the publications of our friends are combined with the advertisements of the different brands that populate the platform. 

Over the years, said the wall was faded: from relevant updates, we went on to share the most absurd memes and virals; getting, in return, comments out of place. Facebook, aware that the news wall has resulted in a kind of mixed bag, takes measures in the form of new management and control options. They are already active.

Authenticity: We want to make sure that the content that people see on Facebook is genuine. We believe that authenticity creates a better environment for sharing, and that's why we don't want people to use Facebook to misrepresent themselves or what they're doing.

Security: We are committed to making Facebook a safe place. Expressions that threaten people have the potential to intimidate, isolate, or silence others and are not permitted on Facebook.

Privacy: We are committed to protecting the privacy and personal information. Privacy gives people the freedom to be themselves, and choose how and when to share on Facebook and interact more easily.

Our Community Standards apply to everyone, around the world, and to all types of content. These standards are designed to be comprehensive, for example, content that may not be considered hate speech may still be removed for violating other policies. We recognize that words mean different things and affect people differently, depending on their local community, language or background. We strive to take this situation into account while applying our policies consistently and fairly for people and their expressions. The enforcement of these standards is dependent on the information available to us. In some cases, this means that we may not detect content and behavior that violates these standards, and in other cases, enforcement may be limited to the circumstances in which we have been provided with additional information and context.

People can report potentially infringing content, including Pages, Groups, Profiles, individual content, and comments. We also give people control over their own experience by making it easy for them to block, unfollow, or hide people and posts.