comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - ரபாத் திட்டம் - Page 3 : comparemela.com

Facebook Oversight Board Affirms Trump Suspension -- For Now

Today’s decision from the Facebook Oversight Board regarding the suspension of President Trump’s account to extend the suspension for six months and require Facebook to reevaluate in light of the platform’s stated policies may be frustrating to those who had hoped for a definitive ruling. But it is also a careful and needed indictment of Facebook’s opaque and inconsistent moderation approach that offers several recommendations to help Facebook do better, focused especially on consistency and transparency. Consistency and transparency should be the hallmarks of all content decisions. Too often, neither hallmark is met. Perhaps most importantly, the Board affirms that it cannot and should not allow Facebook to avoid its responsibilities to its users.  We agree.

Facebook Used UN Rules to Keep Banning Trump

Wed May 5, 2021 If you want to see what having the First Amendment trashed by UN regulations looks like, you can look no further than Facebook and Silicon Valley.  Facebook created an Oversight Board to whom bans can be appealed. The Board judged the case of President Trump. And the outcome was predictable. But what was the Board s metric? The Board analyzed Facebook’s human rights responsibilities in this case by considering human rights standards including: The right to freedom of expression: International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights ( ICCPR), Articles 19 and 20; as interpreted in General Comment No. 34, Human Rights Committee (2011) ( General Comment 34); the Rabat Plan of Action, OHCHR, (2012); UN Special Rapporteur on freedom of opinion and expression report A/HRC/38/35 (2018); Joint Statement of international freedom of expression monitors on COVID-19 (March, 2020).

The Oversight Board s Decision On Facebook s Trump Ban Is Just Not That Important

Wed, May 5th 2021 11:02am Cathy Gellis Today is Facebook Oversight Board Hysteria Day, because today is the day that the Facebook Oversight Board has rendered its decision about Facebook s suspension of Donald Trump. And it has met the moment with an appropriately dull decision, dripping in pedantic reasonableness, that is largely consistent with our Copia Institute recommendation. If you remember, we were hesitant about submitting a comment at all. And the reaction to the Board s decision bears out why. People keep reacting as though it is some big, monumental, important decision, when, in actual fact, it isn t at all. In the big scheme of things, it s still just a private company being advised by its private advisory board on how to run its business, nothing more. As it is, Trump himself is still on the Internet – it s not like Facebook actually had the power to silence him. We need to be worried about when there actually

© 2024 Vimarsana

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.