Israel war: What Facebook has to say after EU’s 24-hour deadline on Hamas
Israel war: What Facebook has to say after EU’s 24-hour deadline on Hamas
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has outlined the steps it has taken to remove pro-Hamas content from its platforms during the ongoing conflict between Israel and the terrorist organisation. The company said it has removed or marked as disturbing over 795,000 pieces of content in Hebrew or Arabic.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has outlined the steps it has taken to remove pro-Hamas content from its platforms during the ongoing conflict between Israel and the terrorist organisation. The company said it has removed or marked as disturbing over 795,000 pieces of content in Hebrew or Arabic.
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Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has outlined the steps it has taken to remove pro-Hamas content from its platforms during the ongoing conflict between Israel and the terrorist organisation. The company said it has removed or marked as disturbing over 795,000 pieces of content in Hebrew or Arabic. 
