What types of content can users report on Facebook?

On Facebook, users can report various types of content if they believe it violates Facebook's Community Standards. The types of content that can be reported include:

1. **Posts**: If you see a post that you believe is inappropriate, offensive, or violates Facebook's policies, you can report it. This includes text posts, photos, and videos.

2. **Comments**: You can report comments on posts if they are abusive, threatening, or otherwise violate Facebook's standards.

3. **Profiles**: If a profile is impersonating someone, engaging in harassment, or violating other guidelines, you can report it.

4. **Pages**: Pages that spread misinformation, promote hate speech, or otherwise breach Facebook's policies can be reported.

5. **Groups**: Groups that facilitate harmful activities, hate speech, or other violations can be reported.

6. **Events**: If an event promotes harmful behavior or violates Facebook's guidelines, it can be reported.

7. **Messages**: Direct messages that contain harassment, threats, or other violations can be reported, though this is often done through a different process compared to reporting posts or comments.

Facebook has various tools and options to guide users through the reporting process, and reported content is reviewed by Facebook's moderation team to determine if it violates their standards.