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Meta Launches New Tool to Protect Reels Creators and Fight Content Theft

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Meta’s new content protection tool marks an important step in supporting creators on Facebook and Instagram. It helps creators monitor when their original reels are used without permission. 

This mobile-only tool alerts creators and gives them control to block stolen reels or track their performance. 

They can also add attribution links to the original creator’s profile, allowing proper credit. 

The tool uses advanced matching technology already powering Meta’s Rights Manager, ensuring accurate detection of copied content.

This feature could encourage more creators to share their videos on Facebook and Instagram by reducing worries about content theft. 

It improves creators’ confidence that their work will not be lost or misused without consent. 

While blocking stolen reels lowers their visibility, Meta currently does not punish accounts that repost content to avoid misuse of the system. 

Instead, creators maintain control to decide how to handle unauthorized use.

Looking ahead, integrating this tool into the desktop Professional Dashboard will make it even more convenient for creators to manage their content. 

Similarly, expanding support beyond Facebook posts to Instagram originals may strengthen creator protections across both platforms. 

As the creator economy grows, tools like this will become crucial in maintaining trust and value. 

They not only help creators protect their work but also foster a fairer environment for original content to thrive.

In summary, Meta’s content protection tool supports creators with robust control over their reels. It offers a practical way to fight stolen content and encourages wider sharing by building trust. 

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