Mark Zuckerberg says the White House pressured Facebook to remove COVID-19-related content

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg accuses the Biden administration of pressuring Facebook to censor COVID-19 content, including satire and humor. He regrets not speaking out sooner. The White House defends its actions as necessary for public health. A recent Supreme Court decision allows the government to urge social media platforms to remove misinformation. This highlights the ongoing debate over content moderation and the role of tech companies in elections.

What did Mark Zuckerberg accuse the Biden administration of during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Encouraging Facebook to promote misinformation

• Pressuring Facebook to censor COVID-19 content

• Ignoring Facebook's content policies

• Supporting Facebook's independent decisions

In his letter, what type of content did Zuckerberg mention was also targeted for censorship?

• Educational content

• Political debates

• Satire and humor

• Scientific research

How did Zuckerberg describe his response to the government's pressure?

• He regrets not being more outspoken

• He was proactive and vocal

• He fully supported the government's actions

• He ignored the pressure

What was the White House's stance on their actions during the pandemic?

• They blamed social media companies

• They admitted to overstepping boundaries

• They claimed it was to protect public health

• They denied any involvement

What did the Supreme Court decide regarding federal government interaction with social media companies?

• Social media companies must follow government orders

• The government can urge platforms to remove misinformation

• The government cannot contact social media companies

• The government has no say in content moderation