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UK's MailOnline says: We're astonished by Facebook switch, hope Australia stands agency

MailOnline, one in all global's freshest data internet websites, discussed on Thursday that it used to be astonished by Facebook's switch to block all media content material subject material in Australia and that it was hoping politicians there stood agency.
MailOnline, one of world's most popular news websites, said on Thursday that it was astonished by Facebook's move to block all media content in Australia and that it hoped politicians there stood firm.

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