Overview
Social platforms are primary amplification layers for high-risk content. Visibility on these platforms is driven by sharing, engagement, and algorithmic surfacing—often detached from original context. Response focuses on early identification, policy-aligned takedown requests, and verification across reposts or derivatives. Handling social exposure requires speed, evidence readiness, and coordinated follow-up to prevent secondary spread.
How it works
Social exposure is evaluated by tracking how content is shared, reposted, or algorithmically surfaced. We identify primary posts, secondary shares, and derivative content that may require coordinated handling. Response strategies prioritize policy applicability, evidence completeness, and sequencing to reduce amplification during review. Outcomes are verified across original and secondary instances.
Configure - implementation details
Configuration focuses on monitoring engagement signals, repost patterns, and secondary visibility.
Once action is taken, monitoring remains active to detect re-uploads, quote-posts, or resurfacing triggered by platform algorithms. Effectiveness is measured by reduced reach and suppressed propagation.