Facebook said in the Transparency Report for the first half of 2019, released earlier this month, that it removed 462,400 pieces of content from Facebook in response to 62,300 reports about counterfeit goods and 359,000 from Instagram in response to 39,200 reports.
The social network used a Good Questions, Real Answers blog post this week to discuss some of the ways it deals with counterfeit goods on its platform and helps advertisers protect their intellectual property.
