The article discusses Meta’s Oversight Board’s recommendation for updating the company’s policies on deepfakes and other manipulated media in response to an explicit video of former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair circulating online. The board found that Meta’s current policies lack clear criteria for removing deepfakes that don’t meet the threshold of violating community standards. It called for more transparency around the company’s decision-making process and clearer guidance on what qualifies as misleading manipulated media. The board also urged Meta to prioritize removing deepfakes that could lead to imminent violence or physical harm. The article highlights the challenges social media companies face in regulating deepfakes and other manipulated media, as well as the need for clearer policies to protect users from potential harm.