Facebook caught in India political storm

By 2020-09-02Science & Tech

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Facebook’s India executives have been grilled by a parliamentary committee over allegations of political partisanship and hate speech.

The social media giant is accused of going easy on ruling BJP supporters who allegedly violated hate speech rules.

But the BJP is also irked with Facebook – it has accused it of bias against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The company denies the allegations ... Read even more

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