(Daily Wire) Hours after CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced changes he says are designed to maximize free speech, Facebook quietly revamped its “hateful conduct” policies on Tuesday.
While Meta’s decision to end its fact-checking program received much attention on Tuesday, the social media company also quietly removed multiple references to fighting “hate speech” on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads from its “hateful conduct” webpage.
The site displays changes made to its policies, with reams of text struck through with red lines to show removed text and green highlighted text to denote added words. Sentences that once talked about cracking down on “hate speech” were revised to address combating a more general “hateful conduct” directed against people. (Read More)
