VOICED : Facebook dice que Rusia la sancionó por negarse a dejar de verificar información

Meta, Facebook's parent company, reported that Russia imposed restrictions on its social media platforms after Meta refused to stop verifying information. Russia's communication regulator limited access to Facebook, accusing it of censorship and restricting Russian media amid the Ukraine invasion. Nick Klerk, Meta's VP, stated that the platform verifies information from these media outlets. An independent external verifier found questionable information in some content. The Ukraine invasion led to a surge in fake news, especially on social media, a common occurrence during wars. Meta aims to continue enabling voices to be heard and organized through its platforms.

What action did Russia take against Meta's social media platforms?

• Russia imposed restrictions on Meta's platforms.

• Russia banned Meta completely.

• Russia collaborated with Meta for information verification.

• Russia promoted Meta's platforms.

Why did the Russian communications regulator limit access to Facebook?

• To support Facebook's verification efforts.

• Due to Facebook's refusal to verify information.

• Because Facebook was promoting Russian media.

• For censoring and imposing restrictions on Russian media.

Who is responsible for verifying information on Facebook?

• Meta's CEO.

• Facebook's internal team.

• An independent external verifier authorized by Facebook.

• The Russian government.

What phenomenon became recurrent with the invasion of Ukraine?

• Increased collaboration between Russia and Meta.

• A surge of fake news on the internet.

• A rise in traditional media consumption.

• A decline in social media usage.

What is Meta's stance on the voices and organization through its platforms?

• Meta is indifferent to voices on its platforms.

• Meta aims to amplify and organize voices through its platforms.

• Meta restricts organization through its platforms.

• Meta wants to silence voices on its platforms.