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‘Yell at me, if …’: Elon Musk responds to Zuckerberg’s regret over Covid-19 censorship | Parami News

Atulya Shivam Pandey
Last updated: August 28, 2024 10:23 am
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‘Yell at me, if …’: Elon Musk responds to Zuckerberg’s regret over Covid-19 censorship | Parami News
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Following Mark Zuckerberg’s apology to the public for yielding to the undue influence of the administration’s censorship of Covid-19 content, controversial figures like Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk have commented on this issue. Musk, for example, supported freedom of expression as long as it does not leave the boundaries of law, in a post on social X.

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Zuckerberg’s Polling Inquiry into Concerns of Government ThreatTrump seizes opportunity to fuel election narrativeFund’s allocation and strategies towards the platforms.Expected effects on the election

Some of the posts on X by Musk stated that it is unfair to stifle democracy and it is necessary to genuinely fight for and support all views; including those which are unpalatable and even disgusting to oneself.

The debate was provoked by zuckerberg’s yesterday letter to Jim Jordan on the committee’s oversight. In that letter, Zuckerberg explained the operational directives of the Biden administration with regard to Meta to remove contents, even parody, related to coronavirus. That pressure, said Zuckerberg, was responsible for a lot of frustration in the Meta’s offices.

Jordan, who tweeted Zuckerberg’s letter with some pages ripped off it, used them as an example of why the White House interferes editing the content published on network platforms. The letter adds fuel to ongoing debates on the moderation of content and freedom of speech.

‘Regrettable…’: Zuckerberg Mark Zuckerberg has quite recently made comments that have caused trouble, especially with the timeline of the US presidential elections which is fast approaching in the year 2024. In the hearing addressed to the House Judiciary Committee, Zuckerberg stated that the Biden administration did try to influence Meta into suppressing some aspects of Covid-19, including parodies and jokes, as reported by CNN. This statement comes as there are still ongoing complaints from Republicans concerning Meta policies and accusations against the government for being overbearing during the pandemic cut It off.

Zuckerberg’s Polling Inquiry into Concerns of Government Threat

Zuckerberg has issued a new narrative on his encounter with the officials from the Biden administration on Monday. ‘What did concern us a little less, although still concern us, was that in the year 2021, senior administration officials, especially the White House, met our teams over several months and directed them to suppress some Covid-19 narrative concepts in very specific ways. Zukerberg would go against worrying. God cross me. He would take it on. He still regrets that he was able to load.’

Trump seizes opportunity to fuel election narrative

The ex-President sought to utilize any additional informational opportunity offered by Zuckerberg’s statement asserting that the 2020 elections were rigged. Trump recently posted, “Zuckerberg admits that the White House pushed to SUPPRESS HUNTER BIDEN LAPTOP STORY & much more! This the 2020 presidential election was aided by Congress in bold terms zerou O.”

The House Judiciary Committee that comprises only republican members also took the opportunity in the letter by Zuckerberg to attack the President and Vice President Harris concenting with how the rest of the retailer media claimed that the Biden government ordered Facebook to take down the content about Hunter Biden’s laptop. On X, the committee’s statement, or rather the tweet accentuated three areas of concern against the Trump management as counts under free speech: “1. Biden-Harris Admin ‘pressurized’ Facebook to turn off the free speech, censor Americans. 2. Facebook censored Americans. 3. Facebook despised and muted the Hunter Biden Laptop story.”

Fund’s allocation and strategies towards the platforms.

Speaking out on facebook, Zuckerberg’s statements are also worthy to note in the light of recent measures he has taken about political funding. He announced he would not be taken any further part in partisan electioneering, disclosing that there are people who are critical to his pro-Biden ‘Zucker Bucks’ donation of 400 million dollars. “I know that some people believe that this work was useful for one party and not for another.

The reason why I have not taken any position is that I do not want to take side one way or the other,” Zuckerberg added.

In a further controversial move, Zuckerberg even admitted that it was a mistake for Meta to restrict users from spreading the story from the New York Post about Hunter Biden’s laptop published in October 2020. He stated that the articles were not Russian fake news and were wrongly down ranked.

Expected effects on the election

Bloomberg explains how Trump praised Zuckerberg describing his reaction to an assassination attempt, as “badass”, and how he braged about reducing political content on the Meta platforms offering a possibility for republican political leverage dressing in neutrality. He further explained that the level of involvement of Meta in the election will be lower than in previous cycles.

In view of these challenges to establish greater control over social media, the 2024 election is fast advancing with more controversies regarding the proper social media engagement in political processes and more conversations on what the tech experts recommend.

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