Pakistan, May 6 -- Facebook users often complain about too much spam in their feeds, and now Meta confirms this is a real problem. The company recently announced significant changes to clean up the platform. Meta is taking action to make Facebook more appealing, especially to young people, by reducing the amount of irrelevant and low-quality content that users see every day. This effort aims to improve the overall browsing experience for everyone on the platform.

Meta plans to limit the reach of posts from users who use long or misleading captions that don't match the content. This targets those who try to trick people with unrelated text or clickbait. Additionally, accounts that engage in these practices will lose their ability to earn ...