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The Actual Fb Oversight Board launches to counter Facebooks Oversight Board

In the present day a bunch of lecturers, researchers and civil rights leaders go stay on with ‘The Real Facebook Oversight Board’ which is designed to criticize and talk about the position of the platform within the upcoming US election. The group contains Fb’s ex-head of election safety, leaders of the #StopHateF…
Today a group of academics, researchers and civil rights leaders go live on with ‘The Real Facebook Oversight Board’ which is designed to criticize and discuss the role of the platform in the upcoming US election. The group includes Facebook’s ex-head of election security, leaders of the #StopHateF…

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