Facebook names its Oversight Board, its very own 'splendid courtroom'

Facebook as of late named the participants of its Oversight Board, an unbiased frame that might, in principle, assist Facebook repair its many modernation issues.
Facebook today named the members of its Oversight Board, an independent body that could, in theory, help Facebook fix its many modernation problems.Original article
Author: Thenextweb

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