Apparently Facebook cares about violence in the U.S. but what about India, Myanmar and Ethiopia, human rights groups say. via @satariano https://t.co/UB3asvgBRV
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@ceciliakang @satariano In India $FB needs regulatory approval for some ambitious payment system plans. Limits how much they're willing to apply the rules to certain politicians.
https://t.co/ceQuE80wON
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@ceciliakang @hackylawyER @satariano And yet, when Sri Lankan authorities shut down social media platforms for two days during communal riots that led to at least 2 deaths, Freedom House & others condemned the actions as being inconsistent with “internet freedom.”
@dgolumbia @DavidLNewhoff
https://t.co/2OXJmt3Jmq
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@ceciliakang @slpng_giants @satariano It doesn’t affect their bottom line. Here, legislators can stop them. There, all they can do is complain.
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@ceciliakang @JaneLytv @satariano Because distabilizing US is more of a worst situation than distablilizing india, myanmar or ethiopa.
And anyways, US interferes in foreign politics
so facebook cant to nothing about what happens in other countries....sadly..
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