How Facebook restricted news in Palestinian territories
How Facebook restricted news in Palestinian territories
www.bbc.com
How Facebook restricted news in Palestinian territories
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I’m shocked that a glorified Rate-My-Face website would do such a thing.
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If only people could do something immediately and permanently that would affect Facebook somehow.
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Perhaps, but you gained freedom from Meta (unless you also use Instagram).
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BBC writing this is peak Spidey meme.
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Palestine is not a real country or at least, not a single Arab nation has recognized the existence of such a nation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_recognition_of_the_State_of_Palestine#UN_member_states
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I have no clue why you're posting an X user called "Syrian girl" next to an image of a guy who was reacting to civilians burning to death in a tent in front of him.
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Enjoy your fucking loser life retard. Islam hates you, and you are a target for free. Now I have your IP.
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If you want free speech, you gotta free yourself from authorities.
It is a good question who are "authorities" on the occupied territories. It looks like for Meta authorities are the occupation force. How people should free themselves from the occupation forces?