Philippines accuses Fb of censoring pro-government content material

The Philippines accused Fb on Tuesday of censoring pro-government content material which it stated was tantamount to curbing freedom of speech and known as for brand new measures to manage the social media big to "level the playing field".
The Philippines accused Facebook on Tuesday of censoring pro-government content which it said was tantamount to curtailing freedom of speech and called for new measures to regulate the social media giant to "level the playing field".Original article
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