Meta Presents New Tools To Support Independent Research

Meta launches a new tool to help independent research (photo: dock. Meta)

JAKARTA Metamenya realized that understanding regarding the impact of applications is important to understand. Therefore, Meta continues to support strong and independent research.

In line with its support, Meta announced that its company has launched a new tool to provide wider access. These tools can be accessed through the Content and Application Programming Interface (API) on Meta.

Since these two accesses came some time ago, researchers can see details from public content in the form of Pages, Uploads, Groups, to Events on Facebook and details related to creator accounts and businesses on Instagram.

Previously, the details Meta presented were still limited to the number of reactions, share, and comments. Now, Meta has added the number of upload views. All of these uploads can already be searched for, explored, and filtered on the Programmated Interface (UI) and API Users.

According to Meta, new tools and ways to explore Content and API bibliography will provide the most complete access to support research. In fact, this askes is claimed to be the most complete compared to research tools Meta has created before.

In fact, the support of this independent research tool also provides benefits to Meta. The reason is, the company can meet the requirements of new regulations, data sharing, and transparency needs.

Unfortunately, Meta Content and API biblis cannot be accessed freely. Only individuals and institutions that meet the requirements and are working on scientific research topics and public interests can access the platform.

Those who want to access Content and API Meta bibliography can apply for access first through partnerships. The hope is that data sharing for research can be maintained safely.