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Cease Saying Fb Is Too Massive to Reasonable

The social media firm may certainly implement its personal guidelines on false and dangerous posts—it simply wants to chop into its huge revenue margins.
The social media company could surely enforce its own rules on false and harmful posts—it just needs to cut into its massive profit margins.

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Author: Gilad Edelman

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