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carl nasman has been looking into this for us. what and who is facebook banning? >> the ban applies to facebook and instagram, and these are people the company is calling dangerous individuals. they have repeatedly violated policies against promoting hate and violence on those platforms and there's a lot of big names you probably recognize from the far right media scene. we're talking about alex jones and his site info wars. paul joseph watson, just to name a few. facebook also banned a leader of the nation of islam religious group, louis farrakhan. it is unclear if a single event led to this widespread ban against these individuals, but we can get a clue by listening to what mark zuckerberg had to say monday at the facebook developers c conference. here's a bit of what he had to say. >> we are focused on making sure our recommendations and discovery services are not highlighting groups where people are repeatedly sharing this information or harmful content and we are working hard to completely remove groups if they exist primarily to violate our policies or do th

. ♪ >> i am carl nasman. to our viewers on pbs the u.s. and all around the world, welcome.oogle has barred the world's largest -- the second-largest cell phone maker, huawei from using many of its products. last week a much up administration limited the amount of businesses -- business american copies can do with the tech giant. their decision means huawei loses access to some of the android operating system and to popular google apps such as gmail and youtube. >> there is dismay in europe about the news that many google services will no longer be available on n huawei smartphon. in rome, this businessman has lost faith in the chinese manufacturer. >> i would very much get angry at huawei, who sold the something that google does not recognize anymore. i will send it back. >> the u.s. government has added the chinese company to a trade blacklist, which this munich residentnt finds hard to accept. >> the sort of thing is unacceptable. it is the customer that has to suffer because of some argument the americans s have with chinee companies. i think it is totally unjustified. >