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Facebook for Terrorists But Not Trump? CNN Op-Ed Defends Taliban
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Facebook for Terrorists But Not Trump? CNN Op-Ed Defends Taliban
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Earlier this month, a Facebook software engineer from Egypt wrote an open note to his colleagues with a warning: “Facebook is losing trust among Arab users.”
Facebook had been a “tremendous help” for activists who used it to communicate during the Arab Spring of 2011, he said, but during the ongoing Palestinian–Israeli conflict, censorship either perceived or documented had made Arab and Muslim users skeptical of the platform. As proof, the engineer included a screenshot of Gaza Now, a verified news outlet with nearly 4 million followers, which, when liked on Facebook, prompted a “discouraging” pop-up message stating, “You may want to review غزة الآن - Gaza Now to see the types of content it usually shares.”
Facebook Workers Accuse Company Of Bias Against Arabs And Muslims
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In Egypt, one of the biggest official newspaper
Al-Ahram positively reported Abbas s ban. “His country’s government with the cooperation of two of the world’s biggest social media platforms finally got its way,” writes Jillian C York in her new book,
Silicon Values: The future of free speech under surveillance capitalism.
Silicon Values traces the haphazard and chaotic creation of the speech principles that now govern the platforms billions of us use to communicate every day – demonstrating the patchwork influences of governments, campaigners, and the public on the complex and often arbitrary-seeming content rules that fluctuate wildly by jurisdiction.