Meta has fixed an error that caused some users to see a flood of graphic and violent videos in their Instagram Reels feed. The fix comes after some users

Users report that even with content filters enabled, they saw inappropriate violent content in their Reels feeds.

Instagram users reported seeing several violent videos weeks after Mark Zuckerberg announced Meta would be loosening restrictions on its platforms.

Instagram users across the globe have recently raised concerns over a surge in violent and inappropriate content appearing on their feeds, even for those who had enabled Sensitive Content Control . Many reported seeing disturbing videos,

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, apologized Thursday for a technical error that resulted in some users’ Reels feeds being filled with graphic or violent content. “We have fixed an error that caused some users to see content in their Instagram Reels feed that should not have been recommended,

Instagram is supposed to be family friendly, so why did the app very briefly show some of its users a flood of explicit, violent content?

People's Instagram Reels feeds were flooded with violent content this week in what Meta says was a glitch unrelated to changes in its content moderation policies. A Wall Street Journal reporter's feed showed "scores of videos of people being shot,