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How Facebook's stance that it won't ban posts unless they “cause imminent harm”, reversed in Feb. 2021, has led people to believe dangerous lies about COVID-19 — Mark Zuckerberg wanted to make his social network a reliable source about the pandemic.
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How Facebook's stance that it won't ban posts unless they "cause imminent harm", reversed in Feb. 2021, has led people to believe dangerous lies about COVID-19 (Bloomberg)
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