Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg is ditching factchecking, reducing censorship and will recommend more political content.
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In a video message, Zuckerberg announced major changes, such as doing away with factchecking and reducing censorship on Meta platforms. Content moderation teams will also be moved and the focus will be on community for reporting violations. The changes come amid criticism of censorship from governments and traditional media.
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