Photos depicting women breastfeeding and women showing their breasts with mastectomy scars will be allowed on Facebook 
The most popular social networking site will now provide the public with more information about what material is prohibited on the social network.
The American company, according to a BBC report, will include a separate section for "dangerous organizations", with the aim of providing more details on what type of "nudity" is allowed to be posted.
The new guide will replace the old website and will be sent to users who are bothered by the "posts" of others.
“We’re making it clear that not only are terrorist organizations or their members not allowed on Facebook, but also that praising and supporting their actions is not allowed,” Monika Bicket, Facebook’s head of content, said in a statement.
Facebook also said it would ban “explicit” sexually explicit content, such as descriptions of sexual acts.
However, photos depicting women breastfeeding and women showing their breasts with mastectomy scars will be permitted.
New elements will also be included in bullying, criminal activity and self-harm.
Source: Proto Thema
