Facebook says it erred on the aspect of over-enforcement when blocking information content material in week-long standoff in Australia

Social media massive Facebook said Wednesday it “inadvertently” blocked some content material at the side of a large swathe of charity and state smartly being pages when it imposed a week-long ban on information in a standoff over Australia’s new media code.
Social media giant Facebook said Wednesday it “inadvertently” blocked some content including a large swathe of charity and state health pages when it imposed a week-long ban on news in a standoff over Australia’s new media code.Original article
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