Facebook said it would begin removing Holocaust denials from its social media platforms, a concession following years of complaints from civil rights groups that the company was tolerating hate speech
Facebook Inc. said it would begin removing Holocaust denials from its social media platforms, a concession following years of complaints from civil rights groups that the company was tolerating hate speech.
The move—announced in a blog post Monday and on Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg’s personal Facebook page—is the latest step by Facebook broadening its approach to content removals. Typically the company sought to impose removals in instances where the material in posts posed imminent harm to an individual or group of people....
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