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Meta will add Arabic, Bahasa Indonesia, French, Thai, and Vietnamese to Reels AI translations on Facebook.

The watchdog said it recorded 3,793 complaints linked to Facebook between 2024 and 2026.

Meta said AI plans priced at US$7.99 and US$19.99 will start testing next month in Singapore, Guatemala, and Bolivia.

Forum allows users to post under nicknames and uses AI to pull answers from group discussions.

Over 230,000 posts linked to online gambling and scams were flagged for removal.

Removing approvals was the easy part. Former Twitter CEO, Dick Costolo, explains why the real challenge is building a culture fast enough to outrun its own mistakes.

The increase reflects higher investment in AI infrastructure, alongside efforts to cut costs through planned layoffs.

Meta said the pop-up can also show brand information, recommended items, possible discounts, and an add-to-cart button.

Content does not need to be exclusive to Facebook, but must be original to the creator, including AI-generated content.

Meta said it was expanding advanced scam detection on Messenger to more countries this month, but did not specify which ones.