Facebook revealed this week that it’s scanning users’ Messenger conversations – including text chats, pictures, and links – in an effort to ensure that people play by its rules. CEO Mark Zuckerberg first spilled the beans in an interview with Vox’s Ezra Klein, in which he brought up an incident surrounding ethnic cleansing in Myanmar, and explained that the company’s systems “detect what’s going on†when people try to send sensational messages via Messenger, and Facebook “stops those message from going through.†The company told Bloomberg that it analyzes Messenger conversations the same way it does with public content on…
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