well, there's much more of this information spreading on facebook and let's not forget facebook and instagram. and what's up. i asked you to reach and facebook few years ago to change my life for the best. i never looked back and that's not the point. it's double standards. yes. again, from the west. and dave many, thanks for joining us on the program. it's good to get your thoughts on the topic. tony boyle, independent, joining us. thank you. thanks for giving a washington's pressure has so far failed to convince the many major powers india is one example which has reportedly refusing to back the u. s. according to new delhi officials course is by the media of the country doesn't support you to launch will meshes without un approval is what the american n for in the indian capital said earlier. the governments of the united states, the 1st to the government of india and the governments of other countries to make their own determination of and accreditation procedures for these entities. the west would welcome all countries and taking similar actions as the united states. government has, as w

several years ago , color revolutions were carried out in egypt and tunisia via facebook.ay , telegram has become the main channel for transmitting information. the strategy of undermining the state was completely built on blatant fakes that heated up society. the main feature of those events was the protests instead of. where to go, what 's in the feeds and chats. belarusians experienced this on shouting, what to demand, how to prepare couplings, molotov cocktails, they described all this in detail to themselves. many who were mistaken had an amazing opportunity to think about their mistake, analyze their mistakes, it is very difficult, emotional and personal, but to understand that they were dependent, they were led by these very anonymous telegram channels, well, in general, what is important, the state, as the main actor of political communication, took a closer look at this and... by the way, i spoke about this right away: this has been shown a thousand times, if we hadn’t stopped those in 1920 who, well, you saw where the puppeteers were, you took the phone, you saw

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i joined facebook when it was about 900 employees. david: and what was your job at facebook?eborah: i was in product marketing. i was really there to build consumer modernization. the alternative to ads. is there a different product we can do monetization with outside of ads? david: so, how many years were you at facebook? deborah: 11 years. i was there for over a decade. david: over a decade, and someone calls you, a headhunter, and says, how about ancestry? deborah: yes, i got an email saying there's a tech company looking for a ceo, do you want to talk to us? at first, i deleted a lot of those emails over the years but i thought, i'm really interested. david: so when was that? deborah: that was 2020 during the lockdown, lots of things going on. but i was just really interested in learning more. david: so that was about three years ago, so you have been the ceo for about three years now? deborah: about two and a half years. david: what is your biggest challenge now at ancestry? what are you trying to do that wasn't done before? deborah: what has been amazing at ancestry is

last week, meta, the company that owns facebook, instagram and whatsapp, banned the cradle from their platforms for allegedly violating community guidelines, accusing mos of pracing terrorist organizations and engage and uh engaging in insidement to violence. we have essentially been deplatform, there is no way to regain our username, this comes as part of a campaign that we have been seeing over several months that of silence, voices that either stand in support of palestine, or more broadly simply present current events from a non-hegemonic perspective, from a non-western perspective, there's many many things to discuss here, i'm not going to go much longer with the introduction, but you know, well what happened? so i just first wanted to make it clear that this is a uh permanent ban in the sense that we had um recently made backup account and that was also banned so uh they also down our facebook page and the facebook page hours later uh which was not you know it wasn't exactly even tied to the instagram accounts but the backup account didn't have violations on it yet so the main r

it's shutting us down across the facebook and instagram . this comes after the state department called for a world wide ban of russian state media over alleged election meddling and meta is obediently towing the line. after careful consideration, we expanded our ongoing enforcement against russian state media outlets versus the gardner r c and other related. and these are now banned from our apps globally for foreign interference activity. the earlier today, just hours before our instagram and facebook pages were taken down, meadows policy details were unexpectedly alternate, and this comes just 2 months after the previous update. however, changes to the terms had previously occurred only once every 2 years. and as no surprise at the latest amendment came after, the orders were passed down from the us state department, as ortiz, marina cost. right? that explains, it's hardly surprising that of course we saw meta doing this just literally a couple of days after the announcement by the us state department and the sanctions that they announced.

the most widely shared publications on facebook in recent days are images of police violence. zuckerberg, of course, is an infrastructure affiliated with the us democratic party, the same facebook accused us of interfering in the american elections, uh, deleted our projects, deprived us opportunities to compete - from the point of view of the struggle of meanings, opinions, assessments, description of reality, therefore here westerners have already done their work, these are exclusively hostile to us social networks. i mean the zuckerberg empire, as we see, social networks are good when they dance to your tune, if western elites meet resistance, the list of prisoners of democracy is immediately replenished. in the case of durov, the pressure is political in nature, says tucker carlson, who has personally experienced the press of american freedom. let me remind you that he was thrown out of the tv channel for his inconvenient opinion. the biden administration is encouraging france and macron to arrest the owner and founder of telegram, pavel durov. i think this is the hallmark

, you will not be able to spread some malicious links through facebook, for example, or they will livew minutes and be deleted, the same goes for the fight against fake disinformation, sometimes, of course, there are deviations and, well, wrong handling, but again, technical support the reaction reacts and restores, for example, so and so russian bot farms are much more difficult to enter. disinformation on the same facebook, if we are talking about facebook, as well as on other american social networks on youtube, instagram, even on twitter, it is more difficult, although there we know that there are new owners, strange restrictions, so i here are completely different degrees of threats telegram and facebook, and there and there those present can be present, so enemy bot farms are present, but... the level of threat to ukrainian society is simply incomparable, yes, the level of threat is serious, but we understand that there are people who want to cut on this whole thing, that informational bonuses, we understand why it is going so slowly, a large coverage of the ukrainian audience, n

earlier today, just hours before instagram on facebook pages with taken down methods, policy details will unexpectedly altered. this comes just 2 months off to the previous update. however, changes to the tons had previously. i could only once every 2. yes. and there's no surprise that the latest amendment came off to the oldest was tossed down from the us state department as all these marine a closer with the expense. or of course, that all started was those new sciences by the us state department. and right after that, wouldn't you know, metal have us bands, but of course meadows. a link to washington has been very well documented. this is not the 1st time mark this, aka burke has spoken out, saying that his company, facebook was pressured into sensor and new content there. and he now says that he regret succumbing to the prosper. and no doubt, he will regret this decision in the future as well if he hasn't already, because we are no longer talking about a shadow bad. where before you could get around that with a v p n, for example, and still watches in washington for example. but

it's not exclusive to facebook or instagram meta. we've seen this on other platforms as well. so what it shows you that again, this is what's happening and it's not just, i'm talking about it. we've had all the people, all the whistle blowers that reveal just how and better they are across own networks in the us, which brought their message around the world. here's more. facebook is totally dependent on the us state department, the, the set, the intelligence services and, and to some extent, that the long range strength of the pentagon to protect facebook data monopolies to protect its advertising revenue. to protect it from laws like the digital markets act and digital services act the which is so. and then this is come out as well. and i was at the state department when i was called bikes, 9 google lobby, as you know, told me that the, that the, the number one threat to google is business model over the next 5 years is the digital markets act and digital services act. they need the protection of big data, the state department for favors for their profits. and so they play ba

today there's other place to start our discussion uh last week meta, the company that owns facebook,e from their platforms for allegedly violating community guidelines, accusing mos of pracing terrorist organizations and engage and engaging in insidement to violence. we have essentially been deep platformed, there is no way to regain our username. this comes as part of a campaign that we have been seen over several months that of silence, voices that either stand in support of palestine or more broadly seem. present current events from a non-hegemonic perspective, from a non-western perspective, there's many many things to discuss here, i'm not going to go uh much longer with the introduction, but you know, well what happened? so i just first wanted to make it clear that this is a uh permanent ban in the sense that we had um recently made backup account and that was also banned so uh they also put down our facebook page which on the facebook page hours later. uh, which was not you, it wasn't exactly even tied to the instagram accounts, but the backup account didn't have violations on

today there's other place to start our discussion uh last week meta, the company that owns facebook, instagram and whatsapp, fanned the cradle from their platforms for allegedly violating community guidelines, accusing most of pracing terrorist organizations and engage and uh engaging in insidement to violence. we have essentially been deep platformed, there is no way to regain our username is called. as part of a campaign that we have been seen over several months that of silence, voices that either stand in support of palestine, or more probably simply present current events from a non-hegemonic perspective, from a non-western perspective, there's many many things to discuss here, i'm not going to go much longer with the introduction, but you know, well what happened, so i just first wanted to make it clear that this is a permanent ban in the sense that we had um recently made backup account and that was also banned so uh they also put down our facebook page which on the facebook page hours later uh which was not you know it wasn't exactly even tied to the instagram accounts but th

what's the facebook or instagram? the that the outlets have been banned on these platforms that withdrawal, that the band in russia to exactly. and so i was sort of laughing at our love of the lovely russian officials, comments there. they do and they don't care. so the reason they do care is because facebook has left r t o, which is enabled the spread of r t propaganda and propaganda from these other couple outlets. archie is the most prominent, but it's allowed to the russian govern spread lives on facebook and instagram and other places. regardless of whether or not people in russia are legally permitted to access those services. so the russians do care that they've lost the vector for spreading their propaganda and for doing that effective way through major online services. at the same time, the russian government doesn't care because as you know, that they have already banned meta products in russia. the russian government also has a designated meta as a terrorist organization in russia. and one might sort of lau

so, you know, the method platforms including facebook has been cutting itself on. but they only talk about the freedom of the price as long as then the normal defense payables and the united states, imperialism, and things. the, the one seems to be that the end of the cornwall and the united states, you know, that sort of degrading that. there was a beat of the quote, we'll be able to use the leverage in terms of information. and this information on the wall is now when seamlessly being generated. and that is why you see such an option. it's like trying to, you know, bond set, the media outlets tried to control how information sets do the submit this it, disseminated this is actually dictatorship of, uh, you know, through. i don't spend to actually create the plus side and i'm not into that. one idea is more popular than to add them or to create a ton amongst our on in the mean, out of, um, i know ways bit by some, so this is sort of them what you base of the mentor platform as a washington's pressure. as so far failed to convince many major powers, india is one ex

and so they really have a lot of fear around facebook. so this plays into what russia already thinks, right? they, they probably are not surprised in the kremlin that has done this. they will use this as further confirmation bias by the act that online media is really very well that everybody hates us. and we don't care as that the chance once when once when do we expect that to be any sort of reaction beyond blast to, to this it's it's hard to say i don't particularly think so directly at meadow, right. as i said, they've already designated met a terrorist organization and they've already banned access in russia to the facebook and instagram. now thankfully, that doesn't completely work, but it has worked for enough people that it's very harmful. so i don't think we'll see more against that. but i do think this is going to increase rushes, a helpful goal. they are about western media and about western social media platforms. and i also think it's going to lead to more restrictions at home. because the more that the kremlin worries people

of bots on facebook, mr.e all bots would not be deleted, facebook continues to be an element of influence of russian propaganda, and through it it continues to influence not only others. countries there, for example, like ukraine or some other, on the usa directly, and you can be sure, after the elections are held in the usa, this year, there will also be cases related to russian interference in the domestic politics of the usa, while with the use of all these social networks, that is, any social network, it is vulnerable to be used by the enemy in their... well, some such hybrid scenarios, but this does not mean that we should abandon all social networks, we must make restrictions for... internal use by civil servants, people who have an appropriate level of responsibility for what they write and what messages they send, but no more. mr. oleksandr, look, we would like to ask you about the situation at the front and the medium-term perspective of the enemy's intentions, in particular, when we talk about the p

so, you know, that meant to platforms including facebook has been cutting itself on. but they only talk about the freedom of the press as long as that the normal get passed by the united states. and it is um, and things the, the wind seems to be the, the end of the cornwall and the united states. you know, that sort of degrading that there was a bit of them that quoted will be able to use the leverage in terms of information . and this information on the wall is now when seamlessly being to land. and that is why you see such an option. it's like trying to, you know, bond sutton, media outlets tried to control how information since do the submit this, it, disseminated. this is actually dictatorship of, uh, you know, through a lot of them spend to actually create the sides and then nodded to that. one idea is more popular than to add them or to create a ton amongst out on indian beams out of um, i know ways bit by some. so this is a sort of them what you bit of the mentor platform. the washington suppression has, sorry, fall, failed to convince many major powers. india

reaction from crumbling spokesperson. dimitri pass golf ass off the us tech joint met, which on facebook and instagram on several russian news networks, including all t we company accuses us of engaging and deceptive influence operations on the tends to evade detection. after careful consideration, we expanded our ongoing enforcement against russians. the media outlets versus the gordon. there are c and other related and these are now banned from our apps globally for foreign interference activity program. and just curious, if that's a, this is outright discrimination. metal is discrediting itself with these actions, and of course, such selective actions against flushing media are unacceptable. we take this extremely negatively and this of course complicates the prospect for the normalization of our relations with meta. richard, the pages on the washing news outlets in question, not no longer available to use as having already been banished from the social media platforms prior to the band all to have a 7000000 follow us on facebook and the for the 1000000 on instagram across the world a

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that city has become the target of repeated bomb threats and the woman behind the facebook post who sparked the false rumors is speaking out to nbc news. we have maggie vespa. >> reporter: peter, her now deleted facebook post about the missing cat was actually incorrect. adding she misinterpreted a neighbor's story and never meant to spark dangerous and false rumors about haitian immigrants. officials in springfield have had to close government buildings and elementary and middle schools due to bomb threats saying the chaos started after former president trump at the debate repeated that viral and baseless conspiracy theory that haitian immigrants are stealing and eating people's pets. again, city officials said that claim is patently false adding

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and it's encrypted messaging service uh um is no different than facebook messenger, so it goes to show that the real reason behind this uh attack on the telegram ceos because of the last bullet point which we saw on the dw report which read refusing information requests, meaning the telegram is only being targeted because those managing telegram refused to violate the privacy of the user. uh by of course allowing intelligence agencies to spy on them, you know, intelligence agencies of the free world, yeah, to have sneak peak at whoever whoever they choose, so the elephant in the room is indeed many of the issues at the heart of the debate were in fact largely settled decades ago in the us, the birthplace of the internet and the home of many of the world's most influential platforms, yeah uh, the communications decency act which was pack passed in 1996, provides broad immunity to internet providers for the content that they... uh host out of a recognition that a free speech and open internet couldn't exist otherwise, which is why durav is being detained in france uh after he was questio

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it's another blow, that's a r t and other russian media sites across it's platforms, including on facebook and instagram. the shut down comes off to the us states. apartments cold spread global burge, of our network. a scale of censorship. that's not even george or a well kind of imagined that rushes for administer has branded us functions. our team incumbent leaders in washington simply so press any to send have of course, surpassed in this is totally terry and isn't in its purest form. new revelations emerged by donald trump's would be a south san including his urging over run to kill the former us president of late item as self publishing. our t looks into the figure of ryan with lots of local us law enforcement question. how the government managed to get so close to the republican nominee, enough cspi to look into the possibility of a wider conspiracy compressor for president i states is golfing, is able to get a rifle to that facility. that is, that's a question that the i secret service laser focused on is this guy part of a conspiracy? the wherever you're catching the news our from

and it's not really uh, just facebook or instagram x or twitter, youtube. all of them belong to factions within the state, uh, within the united states. so obviously, none of them have any sympathy for freedom of speech that goes beyond what is acceptable to their interpretations of freedom of speech and therefore, and rushes never going to be prioritized the ron brazil, india. all of these countries will be punished and their people will be punished when they say something that's or when they go too far in the eyes of the west. and when they become, when they're narrative or when or where the troops are becoming a problem. addicts of the united states, they won't be shut down, or they will be increasingly shadow bad. and that's why i think that the countries and the global sounds tough to think about. social media. i think, craig, right, for example, briggs should alongside for presenting models or infrastructure to circumvent western sanctions and financial institutions. they should also be, i think, a thinking about creating an environment for their own

i remember when i was working at facebook, brazilian authorities would raid our offices.on musk stands up, he breaks that ideological monopoly and doesn't alow the globalists to have their way when it comes to free speech. that becomes a problem. they start to panic, start to threaten and i think we'll see it coming closer here especially if kamala harris, her silence means everything, i think she agrees with them, given what she said in public. maria: she hasn't said a word about the fact that brazil has ban x and they've done nothing about tiktok. what about tiktok and all the chinese communist party propaganda? no problems with tiktok. >> exactly. and look at david sachs, that tweet reveals a defining characteristic of today's american left. the are very, very, authoritarian. they're totally cool with it as long as it's directed to their political enemies. they haven't talked about the chinese communist party beholden platform tiktok because it's doing them a favor by pushing frankly leftist and democrat candidates. it has an influence operation of its own because it i

so that's the one that's on the facebook. also ban several offer ortiz a channel channels on facebook that had millions of, uh, subscribers and just with one press of the button. those were all gone. and now i sent in the intelligence community hearing was also held this week and the representatives of various tech giants, including a metro i, including the google, were also present there. and the democrats sent it, sir. mark warner had to actually think match off thing says facebook for banning the russian channels. and we've seen the rise in my son rubio, and i have been a lead on this. and i, for, in, on the platform that has a huge reach in the case of tip top that has huge national security concerns and very, very glad over 80 percent of both the house and the site in order to say create a platform shouldn't be ultimately controlled by the ccc, ccp the numbers 304050 percent of 18 to 24 year olds get all over their names are the vast majority and there's some tick tock. and again, i just do not accept the notion, but jus

how do you think the case ended for facebook and cambridge analyst?he english ceased to exist, and the companies. google's problems with user privacy began with the mail service. at the dawn of the gmail mail service , a scandal erupted when the general public learned that google's algorithms would read all correspondence and isolate keywords to then show ads on them, no people poking their noses into your letters, only robots, but then it looked like something new, unpleasantly shocking, but the public made a noise and went on to discuss other pressing problems of the universe, while such an approach became widespread, today in applications when you enter words on the keyboard in what you say, companies look for keywords that can be associated with you. by the way, the story that smartphones spy on us without our knowledge does not emerge first time, although so frankly, of course, for the first time. in 2019, google admitted to listening to users' voice requests. after this story was covered in foreign media, a google representative had to admit tha

walker forte your role and facebook. gavin newsom signed a law three laws in california into a fact that will criminalize the use of so-called deepfakes before an election. how do you plan to comply with that law? are you going to go arrest people for making a i generated memes of donald trump running away with ducks and geese? >> senator, it's early for us to understand, which is receiving the laws which were signed very recently. we are looking at how we might best comply with a number of loss. >> a lot of ducks and geese memes on your website. mr. smith thinks they're funny. he is laughing. fine. laugh at them. political humor is as old as our country, fine. i'm glad you're not going to do again what you did in 2020 but i don't envy either of the companies dealing with what gavin dismissed and in california of what many in congress two, censoring core politicall speech. mr. clegg, giving the idea how youn will comply with california's loss? >> italy just inside. we redid a look at more closely but senator, your centra

facebook is a derivation of a facebook, my kids on facebook earlier, my youngest got sick a facebookshe went to instagrammed, which facebook cleverly acquired and kept it separately did not know it was part of something older people discovered. i did not think the ads worked until we were inundated with red hot chili pepper merchandise but on a trip for something my daughter said was not an ad. all morning, everyone that their ad was a link. it seems only mark zuckerberg has a forthright to care about the user experience to such extent that it works because the ads make sense. you do want to click on them. how about chipotle? the kids love the fresh and chipotle salad, they still do, their vegetarians. my youngest returned early after the food thickening incident, the only difference is did not take out because she did not want to be seen inside. nothing is perfect. i recommended the stock from the low hundreds all the way to 2000 largely because they liked it so much. eventually, your kids will age out of the key demographic. however, pay attention to their likes and dislikes, you c

it is not known what meta historians said to the owners of instagram and facebook about the word zionist. this is a description of historical documents. the world's largest ship of illegal immigrants arrived in haifa with nearly 5,000 passengers. the introduction of the arrival of these illegal european immigrants to haifa palestine dates back to 50 years before the recording of these images. to 1897. the zionist movement was formed in switzerland in 1897 under the leadership of hungarian jewish political activist herzl. zionism is a new movement. a according to historians, the national movement of having a piece of land is usurped under the pretext of the history of a group of jews living in palestine . when zionism came, its concept was developed. the jewish rabbis of the world said it is forbidden for us because it is not meant to obey god. a kind of nationalism and nationalism, the concept is theft, and in practice, when the government is created. facebook and instagram are filled with love, and in simple terms, the problem is that people are devastated. it is quite clear that there

they actively recruit this age group, targeting them on facebook and jobcentres. stores, a rare achievement. we have a very flexible approach to different types of shifts. i've had colleagues chat to me in stores or in here and they'll go, "i'm retiring." i'll go, "we really don't want you to retire. "have you considered staying on in a seasonal contract so that, you know, you canjust come in for less weeks of the year but it still keeps you connected?" there are 11.1 million economically active over—50s in the uk economy — that's either in a job or actively looking for. that's up 320,000 in the last five years since before the pandemic. but there's ia.8 million economically enactive workers over 50 and that's up a million in the last five years. getting some of those back to work would be a big boost to the uk economy. with so many workers cut, many have challenges getting back in. we often talk about this cohort of people as being the sandwich generation, so often they will be primary carer for their elderly parents, who are often in their 80s or 90s, and someti

so news and news links constitutes around 3% of the total content on facebook. most people use our services for much more playful, innocent , connection with family and friends. family holidays, birthdays, bar mitzvahs, barbecues, you name it. that is reflective of the overwhelming majority of the contents on our site. thank you. >> a backhanded description section 230, which i fundamentally disagree with you on. again, i do not accept that characterization. that was the same characterization that initially people made about tik-tok. what could be so wrong about people sharing cat videos? cat videos may take on a political stripe now. but now the numbers, 30, 40, 50% of 18 to 20-year-olds get all of their news, or the vast majority of their news from tik- tok. i just do not accept the notion of we are just independent creators. shifting how much you see and what you see. colleagues that we both know said they've never been seeing a more addictive crack like tool than tik-tok in terms of keeping. and ccp leadership in terms of what content is received, that is a

i try to stay off the main sites like facebook and stuff like that. it's all got algorithms and stuff like that are designed to hide your post. donnie o'sullivan: you get fact checked on facebook? joe black: well, but fact checked by who? some guy that's 30 years old living in his mom's basement. julianne: i would love to speak to you. donnie o'sullivan: all right. julianne: you don't have to put it on the camera if you don't want to. donnie o'sullivan: sure. we might as well put it on camera. julianne: the job of the journalist is to ask the questions, allow the person to speak, and just report the facts. what was spoken. would you like for me to pull up the definition of journalist? donnie o'sullivan: that's ok, but thank you, julianne. julianne: ok. donnie o'sullivan: i met julianne, a die-hard trump supporter from texas who was in vegas for a gun show. julianne: i have a god-given right to speak my own truth. donnie o'sullivan: she still believes the 2020 election was stolen. but there are facts, right? julianne: the facts have shown that the elec

again deceive people who use different applications to increase the level of trust in this same facebookll, you see, to me it seems that a kind of repentance, as we call it, is probably an understanding that it is not about a specific character, but about the future of the work of this industry in general. so, look, durov says, apple has the right rules, google has the right rules. in principle, there are sound rules there, not distribution, not appeal, and so on, but the interpretation of the rules and the application of the rules, and we are talking about the fact that you are unfairly using these rules in relation to us, and they, and they say: imperatively, no, we will delete you anyway, the same with regard to russia, belarus, the rules are the same everywhere, for example, mass riots, and we consider it correct to use force in that case there is a threat to the system, and washington considers it correct, absolutely ver'. control is in place, this was a telegram, and of course, the operation is called take control, and you will not know whether they took it or not, so go out and yo