Should Facebook Cooperate With Russian Censorship?

The transcript discusses Facebook's challenges in balancing compliance with national laws and its global growth strategy. It highlights historical instances like the Arab Spring where Facebook took a stand, and the current dilemma of handling government requests in countries with repressive laws. The discussion also touches on Facebook's growth slowdown and the moral implications of its actions, emphasizing the complexity of operating as a global service while maintaining user trust and expanding in countries with restrictive governments.

What are the implications of Facebook's actions when faced with government requests in countries like Russia?

How does the growth rate of Facebook users affect its decision-making in oppressive regimes?

In what ways does Facebook balance user safety and compliance with local laws?

What challenges does Facebook face when trying to maintain a global service in repressive countries?

Discuss the moral implications of Facebook's decision-making process in relation to government requests.