Facebook will not censor Trump's offensive records - media


Facebook will consider many of US President Donald Trump's records offensive, but will not censor them, writes The Wall Street Journal on June 2, citing its sources. According to the publication, the day before the head of the company Mark Zuckerberg held a meeting with employees, where he said that he considered many of Trump's records deeply offensive. At the same time, he explained Facebook's position on the issue to the private company should not assume supervisory functions and point to any violations of politicians. We remind that earlier the American leader actively commented on what was happening in Minneapolis, where after the murder of black American George Floyd there were riots. Trump called the pogroms bandits and warned of the possible use of force. Facebook marked the message as violating the ban on justifying violence.

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