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European Union 'absolutely' rejects Zuckerberg's censorship claim

  • The International Fact-Checking Network stated that Mark Zuckerberg's claim about censorship is false and warned of real-world harm if Meta ends its worldwide fact-checking programs
  • The European Commission rejected Zuckerberg's claim that EU laws institutionalize censorship, emphasizing that laws only require platforms to remove illegal content
  • Meta plans to replace its fact-checking program with Community Notes, starting in the US, which has raised concerns about misinformation and hate speech
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