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'Standard protection': Civil rights teams hammer Fb after assembly

Fb executives entered Tuesday’s assembly hoping to deal with the organizers’ issues however had no plans to announce any main coverage modifications.
Facebook executives entered Tuesday’s meeting hoping to address the organizers’ concerns but had no plans to announce any major policy changes.

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