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Meta Exec Says Company’s Content Moderation Has Been too Heavy Handed

The Information · Sylvia Varnham O'Regan · last updated

Meta Platforms President of Global Affairs Nick Clegg said in a blog post Tuesday that the company was committed to “enabling free expression,” as Meta leaders seek to endear themselves to the incoming Trump administration.

In the post, Clegg acknowledged that Meta had gone overboard on content …

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