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‘You can’t unsee it’: the content moderators taking on Facebook

Contractors in Kenya review graphic content so users don’t have to. Now, they are suing Meta for a fairer deal

By his own estimate, Trevin Brownie has seen more than 1,000 people being beheaded.

In his job, he had to watch a new Facebook video roughly every 55 seconds, he says, removing and categorising the most harmful and graphic content. On his first day, he recalls vomiting in revulsion after watching a video of a man killing himself in front of his three-year-old child.

After that things got worse. “You get child pornography, you get bestiality, necrophilia, harm against humans, harm against animals, rapings,” he says, his voice shaking. “You don’t see that on Facebook as a user. It is my job as a moderator to make sure you don’t see it.”

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