Meta has announced the termination of its U.S. fact-checking program, opting instead for a community notes model that allows users to flag misleading posts. This shift aligns with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's push for 'free expression' ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration, raising concerns about misinformation and content moderation.
Meta has announced significant changes to its content moderation policies, allowing more leeway for hate speech related to gender identity and immigration. Critics warn this could lead to increased harm for vulnerable communities. The changes reflect a shift towards less stringent moderation, echoing similar moves by other platforms.
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