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Mark Zuckerberg vs Mark Zuckerberg: The Legal Battle Over A Name
Mark S Zuckerberg just sued Facebook. No, this Zuckerberg is not the same as the founder of social media platform Facebook, but a lawyer who has moved court against his namesake's company.
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YouTube Restores Donald Trump's Account Months After Meta, Twitter Lifts Suspension on Other Social Media Sites
Alphabet-owned YouTube said on Tuesday it lifted restrictions on former US President Donald Trump's channel, following a more than two-year suspension after the deadly Capitol Hill riot on January 6, 2021. Meta Platforms had reinstated Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts earlier this year, while his Twitter account was restored in November by...
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Meta Restores Donald Trump's Facebook, Instagram Page Following a Two-Year Suspension
Meta Platforms has restored former USÂ President Donald Trump's Facebook page following a two-year suspension after the deadly Capitol Hill riot on January 6, 2021. Meta announced last month that it would reinstate Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts. His Instagram page was not immediately accessible on Thursday.
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Meta to Reinstate Donald Trump's Facebook, Instagram Accounts in Coming Weeks
Meta announced that it will reinstate former US President Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts in the coming weeks. Trump, who announced in November he will make another run for the White House in 2024, has been serving a two-year suspension after the deadly Capitol Hill riot on January 6, 2021.
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Twitter Backtracks on Policy to Remove Accounts Linking to Rival Social Media Services
Twitter on Monday backtracked from its new policy to ban accounts that linked to other social media platforms, such as Instagram, Mastodon, and Facebook, after some notable accounts were suspended under the new policy, including tech investor Paul Graham. The company's support handle has deleted its tweets announcing the new policy, which has also ...
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Facebook to Reconsider Donald Trump’s Suspension in January 2023
Facebook has no plans to reinstate Trump's account following the former president's announcement that he will seek a second term in the White House, the company confirmed Wednesday. Trump was kicked off Facebook following the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol.
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Facebook Parent Meta Says Doesn't Discharge Public Function in Response to Petition in Delhi High Court
Meta filed its response to Delhi High Court against a petition filed to seek clarification related to the suspension of social media accounts. The company opposed the petition and sought its dismissal without going into the merit of it.
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Donald Trump Banned From Facebook Till 2023 With Return Slated Just in Time for Next US Presidential Elections
Facebook has extended the ban on Donald Trump from the platform till January 2023. Facebook had suspended Trump's account the day after the deadly January 6 Capitol Hill riot, determining he had incited violence. That suspension will last at least two years from the date of the initial block and would only be lifted if the risk to public safety has...
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Facebook Oversight Board Upholds Donald Trump Ban From Platform, Has 6 Months to Determine Return
Facebook's oversight board upheld the company's suspension of former US President Donald Trump but said the company was wrong to make the suspension indefinite and gave it 6 months to determine a "proportionate response."
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YouTube Extends Ban on Donald Trump’s Channel Ahead of US Presidential Inauguration
YouTube confirmed it extended a ban on new video being added to US President Donald Trump's channel due to the potential for inciting violence.
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"Social Media Given Rights To Alter Ours": BJP's Tejasvi Surya On Trump's Ban
Social media platforms like Facebook, which have monopolies over content sharing, have been given "rights to alter our rights", BJP MP Tejasvi Surya told NDTV amid debate - triggered by the permanent suspension of Donald Trump's accounts
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Twitter Will Suspend Accounts Tweeting About Conspiracy Theory Group QAnon
Twitter said on Tuesday it would permanently suspend accounts that violate its policies while tweeting about QAnon, a fringe group that claims "deep-state" traitors are plotting against President Donald Trump.
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Twitter Seems to Be Suspending Accounts for Old Tweets That Suggest Physical Harm
Twitter might be in process of tightening its rules and policies, especially in the category of the violence and physical harm, as numerous cases of suspensions have surfaced.
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Mark Zuckerberg vs Mark Zuckerberg: The Legal Battle Over A Name
Mark S Zuckerberg just sued Facebook. No, this Zuckerberg is not the same as the founder of social media platform Facebook, but a lawyer who has moved court against his namesake's company.
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YouTube Restores Donald Trump's Account Months After Meta, Twitter Lifts Suspension on Other Social Media Sites
Alphabet-owned YouTube said on Tuesday it lifted restrictions on former US President Donald Trump's channel, following a more than two-year suspension after the deadly Capitol Hill riot on January 6, 2021. Meta Platforms had reinstated Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts earlier this year, while his Twitter account was restored in November by...
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Meta Restores Donald Trump's Facebook, Instagram Page Following a Two-Year Suspension
Meta Platforms has restored former USÂ President Donald Trump's Facebook page following a two-year suspension after the deadly Capitol Hill riot on January 6, 2021. Meta announced last month that it would reinstate Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts. His Instagram page was not immediately accessible on Thursday.
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Meta to Reinstate Donald Trump's Facebook, Instagram Accounts in Coming Weeks
Meta announced that it will reinstate former US President Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts in the coming weeks. Trump, who announced in November he will make another run for the White House in 2024, has been serving a two-year suspension after the deadly Capitol Hill riot on January 6, 2021.
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Twitter Backtracks on Policy to Remove Accounts Linking to Rival Social Media Services
Twitter on Monday backtracked from its new policy to ban accounts that linked to other social media platforms, such as Instagram, Mastodon, and Facebook, after some notable accounts were suspended under the new policy, including tech investor Paul Graham. The company's support handle has deleted its tweets announcing the new policy, which has also ...
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Facebook to Reconsider Donald Trump’s Suspension in January 2023
Facebook has no plans to reinstate Trump's account following the former president's announcement that he will seek a second term in the White House, the company confirmed Wednesday. Trump was kicked off Facebook following the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol.
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Facebook Parent Meta Says Doesn't Discharge Public Function in Response to Petition in Delhi High Court
Meta filed its response to Delhi High Court against a petition filed to seek clarification related to the suspension of social media accounts. The company opposed the petition and sought its dismissal without going into the merit of it.
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Donald Trump Banned From Facebook Till 2023 With Return Slated Just in Time for Next US Presidential Elections
Facebook has extended the ban on Donald Trump from the platform till January 2023. Facebook had suspended Trump's account the day after the deadly January 6 Capitol Hill riot, determining he had incited violence. That suspension will last at least two years from the date of the initial block and would only be lifted if the risk to public safety has...
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Facebook Oversight Board Upholds Donald Trump Ban From Platform, Has 6 Months to Determine Return
Facebook's oversight board upheld the company's suspension of former US President Donald Trump but said the company was wrong to make the suspension indefinite and gave it 6 months to determine a "proportionate response."
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YouTube Extends Ban on Donald Trump’s Channel Ahead of US Presidential Inauguration
YouTube confirmed it extended a ban on new video being added to US President Donald Trump's channel due to the potential for inciting violence.
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"Social Media Given Rights To Alter Ours": BJP's Tejasvi Surya On Trump's Ban
Social media platforms like Facebook, which have monopolies over content sharing, have been given "rights to alter our rights", BJP MP Tejasvi Surya told NDTV amid debate - triggered by the permanent suspension of Donald Trump's accounts
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Twitter Will Suspend Accounts Tweeting About Conspiracy Theory Group QAnon
Twitter said on Tuesday it would permanently suspend accounts that violate its policies while tweeting about QAnon, a fringe group that claims "deep-state" traitors are plotting against President Donald Trump.
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Twitter Seems to Be Suspending Accounts for Old Tweets That Suggest Physical Harm
Twitter might be in process of tightening its rules and policies, especially in the category of the violence and physical harm, as numerous cases of suspensions have surfaced.
