Need help understanding this trick

[Iam_daryle]

It seems they want to hinder FB AI from moderating the video and detecting things that may violate policy
What I'm curious about is whether their ROI is high because this trick can annoy viewers

it seems they want to avoid competition and high CPM ? does it make sense ?

 

[RogueDreamer]

I think they use some kind of effects to hide from what they do which may violate the policies.

 

[lagome]

Just a trick to bypass Facebook's automatic censorship. it misleads the AIs that the video does not violate FB rules. However, you may see videos used to advertise medicinal products, which is not allowed on Facebook

 

[JazSky]

After investigating I came with a conclusion it is made to make a video unique means to not get high CPM can someone confirm this please?

I think is more for avoid policy

 

[Elise Elsa]

As far as I can see they are trying to insert images into the video as an effect

 

[Luca Marketing Agency]

it seems they want to avoid competition and high CPM ? does it make sense ?

I don't think so. CPM depends on many other factors. This clip is only to avoid Facebook's automatic censorship

 

[BH GTM]

probably its a trick to pass moderation, as I see its some nutra creo

 

[RaffStore]

To perform this trick, use a regular video editor. For example Sony Vegas 15

 

[Iam_daryle]

To perform this trick, use a regular video editor. For example Sony Vegas 15

My question is whats the purpose of this trick ?

 

[Cain.Sk1]

I wonder what it's for? quite annoying hahah

 

[AshOasis]

I wonder what it's for? quite annoying hahah

As mentioned above - to avoid FB automatic censorship as they're violating the rules, trying to sell medicine.

 

[Roman Marketing Agency]

They are trying to bypass AI censorship, I think such video content will easily make customers feel uncomfortable.

 

[Cain.Sk1]

As mentioned above - to avoid FB automatic censorship as they're violating the rules, trying to sell medicine.

oh thanks for explaining to me bro

 

[Fluctand]

Cool video editing trick you saw. Those quick images are likely called intercuts, used for adding info, story, or just a fancy transition.

 

[Nadim mithu]

bypass copyright
but some women show their body in picture for few sec