[Global Network Comprehensive Report] A magnitude 6.7 earthquake occurred in southern Taiwan in the early morning of the 6th. The famous social networking website "Facebook" immediately launched the "Safety Reporting Function". Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg also person

[Global Network Comprehensive Report] A magnitude 6.7 earthquake occurred in southern Taiwan in the early morning of the 6th. The famous social networking website "Facebook" immediately launched the "Safety Reporting Function". Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg also personally posted a post to care. Some Taiwanese netizens responded that the Safety Reporting Function was very helpful.

Zuckerberg posted: "We have launched a safety notice in response to the Taiwan earthquake. I care about Taiwan and all the people around the world affected by this earthquake."

He also told his fans: "If you are in the affected area, you will receive a notice marking your safety. You can also check whether your relatives and friends are safe." He attached a function link to the later part.

More than 1,400 messages were poured in one hour after Zuckerberg posted the article. A Taiwanese netizen responded: "I live in Tainan, the place where the earthquake hit the worst, but I am very lucky that my family and friends are safe, thank you." "I live near the earthquake in Taiwan. This function is very helpful to me and my relatives and friends. Thank you very much."

uses this function of "Facebook". If people in the disaster area cannot contact their family or friends by phone for the time being, they can mark themselves as "safe" through the mobile version or computer version of Facebook's safety notification station. When a disaster occurs in

, Facebook users can use the safety notification station to quickly report safety to their relatives and friends, or contact the person they care about. The functions of the Ping Announcement Station during the disaster include reporting safety to relatives and friends, confirming the status of relatives and friends in the affected area and contacting each other, and sharing the safety status of friends or family members that the user knows.

Facebook determines whether the user is in the affected area based on many factors, including the city in the personal profile, the user's current location, and other information that can indicate the user's location. Once it is confirmed that the user is in the affected area, Facebook will send a notification asking if it is safe.

When users in earthquake-stricken areas receive a notification from Facebook asking if they are safe, they can click "I'm safe" to show that they are safe. To indicate the safety status of others, you must go to the Facebook Ping Announcement Station page and search for friends using the friend's name or information in your personal profile, but you can only indicate the safety status of users on your friend's network.

It is reported that users of Facebook can also click on the message below the user name marked as a security status to express their concern to them.