Fb's Oversight Board begins accepting instances

Fb Inc's Oversight Board, which would possibly overrule the company's picks on whether or not or now not content material subject material must were eradicated, mentioned on Thursday it was once now accepting instances for analysis.
Facebook Inc's Oversight Board, which can overrule the company's decisions on whether content should have been removed, said on Thursday it was now accepting cases for review.Original article
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