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Facebook deletes Brazil Presidents coronavirus misinfo post

Fb has diverted from its protection of not fact-checking politicians so that you could prevent the spread of most definitely destructive coronavirus flawed data from Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro. Fb made the decisive variety to remove a video shared by way of Bolsonaro on Sunday where he claimed that &#…
Facebook has diverted from its policy of not fact-checking politicians in order to prevent the spread of potentially harmful coronavirus misinformation from Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro. Facebook made the decisive choice to remove a video shared by Bolsonaro on Sunday where he claimed that &#…

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