Canadian PM Trudeau Slams Meta for Shuttering News Access During ‘Apocalyptic’ Wildfires
“In a larger picture that’s bad for democracy,” the prime minister said.
“In a larger picture that’s bad for democracy,” the prime minister said.
Workers involved in “content reviews” were reportedly the most affected.
The tech mogul said some purported disinformation ended up being “debatable or true.”
In June 2023, YouTube issued a policy statement on 2020 election “misinformation,” what it calls disinformation.
The platform’s parent company has claimed it would be “forced” to remove news content if AB 886 passes.
A spokesperson for Dave Yost says his office is “aware of past issues in other states.”
The tech company was accused of “prioritizing profits over public safety.”
An Ulta “Kate Spade” event email in May 2022 was insensitive on several levels.
The platform’s association with a “right-of-center” firm is the latest in a string of political affiliations.
The conspiracy theories that have permeated U.S. politics were also behind the effort in Canada.