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These are the Facebook oversight board members who will decide what you can and cannot post

Fb oversight board members will decide what Fb and Instagram shoppers can and can't post at the platforms.
Facebook oversight board members will decide what Facebook and Instagram users can and cannot post on the platforms.

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Author: Jessica Guynn

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