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Zuckerberg says politicians can't say whatever they want on Facebook after criticizing Twitter for Trump fact-check

Fb CEO Mark Zuckerberg says Fb will take down content material subject material, even posts by the use of politicians, if it crosses the social group platform's strains.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook will take down content, even posts by politicians, if it crosses the social network platform's lines.

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Author: Newsweek

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