Absolutely, greater good as i say is the end game here. I know people who have had side effects not reported, one big one is menstrual issues with women. Anything from irregular period to full on bleeding for weeks on end. There was plenty of coverage on tik tok according to the wife but a similar post on facebook would flag as misinformation under their current policy.
The ones you list have to be reported because they are pretty serious. side effects to any vaccine exist, i am sure there is rare effects from the flu jab as well that people don't care about.
Too many side effects listed would put people off getting the jab, but to what extent are some of these normal but simply never delivered to as many people as this vaccination has?
Again, I think the menstrual cycle stuff has been pretty widely reported, a quick Google news search shows BbC, independent, guardian stories, as well as BMJ articles etc.
The problem with Facebook will likely be people putting unsubstantiated claims on there, although I’m not on Facebook so no idea how their misinformation policy works in practice.
The yellow card reporting is an interesting read as it captures c250k adverse reactions in there (although these are reported unchecked, so not substantiated). But when you dig into it, around 80% of those reactions are sore arm, or fever, chills, which is a completely expected reaction.
there’s also reported reactions on the yellow card system which would have no plausible biological mechanism to be a side effect from the vaccine (e.g. “homosexuality” - I’m not kidding), but it all gets captured there anyway.