facebook rules allow users to - this. okay. the guardian, onto that. facebook rules allow users to call i facebook interesting. public figures. fascinating story. basically, facebook appears to have different rules if you are a public figure, if you're famous person and in terms of bullying and harassment online. in the story here it says that even people that make death threats or call for someone's death, thatis threats or call for someone's death, that is actually within the realms of abuse and harassment that is allowed by facebook. it wouldn't be allowed by facebook. it wouldn't be allowed for an ordinary member of the public but a public figure is treating differently online. and this coming from internal guidance thatis this coming from internal guidance that is been leaked to the guardian. i'm just so surprised. it's mad to think that a threat of violence would be allowed just because the person is in the public eye. and facebook in this document i think it's saying it's there because they want to allow discussion and they want to allow discussion and they want people to be able to reach t

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facebook said this is going to be about value exchange, what value facebook! take a publication so the devil will be in the detail for the smaller titles and what kind of payments they get from facebookliil in sydney. _ let's get some of the day's other news. we're keeping an eye on shares of chinese tech giant tencent — up more than 1% in early hong kong trade. the company had lost more than $62 billion in market value in the last two days of asia trading, as investors fear the company could be the next one targeted by chinese regulators in a clampdown on big tech. in less than half an hour, german car—maker volkswagen will reveal its annual results. the vehicle maker was hit by a diesel—emission scandal in 2019 and faces massive lawsuits from owners in germany and across the world. vw has said its 2020 sales will be better than expected because sales in china have recovered quicker than originally thought. wall street has had a good session again. buoyed byjoe biden's nearly $2 trillion covid relief bill. the rally comes as various administration officials hit the road to sell the massive package to the american public. our north america business correspondent michelle fleury in ne

facebooks andrew bosworth says it is coming fast. my interview with the head of the social networks reality labs is next. and bank stocks trading -- facebook's -- facebookeading the gains. we will keep our eye on all of it. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: we've got some breaking headlines out of nissan. bloomberg has just conducted an interview with the companies former top lawyer who is accusing nissan of surveilling his family and others. this is a complicated back story, but if you remember, the ceo of nissan was arrested and jailed for misconduct. there is an ongoing investigation into his behavior as well as the behavior of other executives. this former top lawyer was charged with doing an investigation into nissan's handling of the situation and was demoted and is now suing the company for wrongful termination. he says he cannot comment on the ongoing legislation but one of the biggest bombshells was his claim that the company surveilled him and his family. we have a response from nissan here -- saying nissan is contesting the claim which contains numerous mischaracterized allegations. we are unable to comment further on a matter subject to ongoing li

concerns private companies twitter can do what it once facebook can do what i want look if you don't like facebook nobody's making you would have facebook facebook is free or whatever it is years ago they tried this scottie when it came to civil rights when they told black folks you can come into this restaurant you can use this restroom you can sort of this counter and when they said you can't do this one of the business owners say it's ours we can decide whatever we want if you don't like this restaurant go down the street go someplace else well as we say in the south that dog don't hunt and the passed legislation which made these public accommodations have rules and scotty that's what we have to do now to recognize that these platforms are in effect public communication accommodations you know outline a that's actually a really interesting take on i haven't actually thought of because i was rather clear that you have a private company you don't like it go start your own you don't have to be on twitter you don't have to be on facebook but you're right when you look back in the past of society there have been times that said you know p

facebook. facebook has been the biggest facilitator of this madness. we need from facebook, google, twitter, reddit, other platforms , we need them to take this stuff seriously. not allow the spread. you have already seen this. we have seen donald trump was taken off twitter, let alone facebook and youtube. the misinformation on the platform dropped something like 97%. it is a problem that is bigger than one person. there are correct steps we could take in order to mitigate this threat and dial it down. host: another one of your associates said it is encrypted boards where people are sharing information. guest: no question. we try to understand, how is this threat evolving and where is it going to go? we are watching extremists who used to parade out in broad daylight on facebook groups or other platforms shift communications to encrypted applications like telegram, whatsapp, this creates a brand-new challenge not only for organizations like adl but law enforcement which tries to stop it in its tracks. we need to get better at the investigative techniques we use. host: is t

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facebook's way of competing for the next generation. the idea being if you get kids host -- hooked on facebook servers early, they will migrate to the adult version of those apps. will have to see if facebook to shed its image as an older social media company and serve kids in that demographic. emily: i am thing about the rollout of facebook messenger and it is still difficult to toggle sometimes between the blue app and messenger itself. what are you expecting in terms of a rollout echo -- a rollout? can they do this without pickups. >> with facebook messenger there was this flaw built into the system were some kids were able to chat with people their parents are not approved yet, which went against the entire point of facebook messenger for kids. that attracted the attention of the federal trade commission. this time around facebook will have to prove that it cannot only build an app that is attractive to kids and that demographic, but that it does not come with the kind of design flaws that might make parents weary about letting their kids on the platform. and regulators will look at whether they are enforcing their terms of services. emily: actually, naomi, we will leave it there. than

positively about some of the funders, including facebook, that he wasn't disclosing that to readers of his new york times column. he also had written on facebook, facebook's out of the bounds of normal journalistic practice to promote someone who is paying you in the pages of your column or in the interest of your column. >> right. and when there is not that disclosure, that's especially damaging. people don't know where you are coming from. sara and oliver, thank you both. oliver and i do co-write the reliable sources newsletter. >>> coming up live to london and the untold story of oprah's special broadcast with harry and meghan. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! you're good. the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic responds to snoring - automatically. so no hiding under your pillow. or opting for the couch. your best sleep. all night. every night. experience the mattress ranked #1 in customer satisfaction by jd power, two yapps are used everywhere... except work. why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their supervisor to see how much vacation t

facebook to sell narcotics. would facebook accept that? the revelations you have made clearly shows that facebooktivity-— and publicising criminal activi . activity. facebook said it was willin: activity. facebook said it was willing to _ activity. facebook said it was willing to work _ activity. facebook said it was willing to work with - activity. facebook said it was willing to work with local - willing to work with local authorities but would not take any independent action of its own and the social media giant has been true to its word. when we checked online today, facebook still had not taken down the illegal advert we reported to them which is selling [and inside the reserve. protected areas of the amazon rainforest remain available to buyers around the world at the click of a button. let's take you to the southern california desert now, where emergency services are at the scene of a rail crash. around thirty carriages of a freight train have derailed according to the san bernadino county fire service. it's happened in the mojave desert around 180 miles north of los angeles. despite these

how many of you blame the facebook or youtube algorithm for sucking you or your loved ones in? >> well, definitely facebook. facebook just has such a hold on my cousin and my aunt. they just believe anything that is shared. and just the disinformation. >> me, it was tiktok and so, you know, if you start liking certain type of videos or interacting with those videos on tiktok, the algorithm is going to start showing you more of those things. and in there, some conspiracy theories started coming through. the thing that frustrates me the most is tiktok will have their general statement. oh, we don't allow qanon or conspiracy theories on our platform, but i can go to my page and still see conspiracy theories going out. >> what is your advice if somebody is dealing with a loved one? >> my advice to anyone that has family members in it is, you know, try to have some compassion or empathy. when it deals with that, just because people in these groups, they're terrified. >> i think family support is the most critical thing to helping people get out of this. so i just can't stress enough, you know, be patient with these peopl

facebook for information and facebook. they realize it. they have a huge microphone, a huge platform, which is why they plan to roll out new tools to help all of us get the very latest information. if you watch kron 4 news, you don't need facebook when you throw that out there shameless self-promotion. but for those who go on to facebook. well, facebook is rolling out tools that let you know where you can go to get vaccinated. the vaccination sites. the hours whether or not even have enough supply. >> it's called vaccine finder. so that's going to be available on facebook over the next 2 to 3 weeks. they're also going to work with the world health organization to give out credible information couple of years ago. facebook was accused of not stopping misinformation from happening on facebook. so what they're doing now is they want to get real-time information. they're working with credible agencies are also working with the hospital in boston. to roll out all this information, all this good stuff. and on top of that, james and area and 71 languages so people can know exactly what's going on. don't look for today. of course. but will happen very soon. and they even save you even put a post on face you post anything, they will hav

facebook started limiting media? >> guest: yeah. it was confusing for consumers, people who use the internet every day apps that normally were not as popular shot to the top of the apps chart because of facebook and facebook and the australian legislator did come to an agreement but it was complicated. we are going to see this play out in the uk as well and here in the u.s. >> host: so emily birnbaum, we are also seeing some hearings on whether not social media companies should be able to restrict who is on their platforms. specifically, there's some conservatives sites that are being looked at by the democratic congress for restriction. where are we on that? >> guest: yeah, so there was, there's been a lot of talk, hearings about the issue of misinformation online and sort of where, what lawmakers can do about the spread of misinformation over the last couple of years, fairly on all these platforms. a lot of the conversation run into the issue of section 230 and whether congress needs to make alterations to section 232 maybe make the platforms more liable for the decisions they make. in the wake of the genuine six riots on capitol hill this all sort of came to a head. so aws, which is amazon's cloud comp

facebook holds a monopoly position in the ecosystem. i seen a graph of the referrals that publishers were getting for social media after facebook�*s blackout and they drop off a cliff. how reliant are australia's news organisations on facebookw at my publication, we made a concerted effort a couple of years ago when facebook announced after the cambridge analytic scandal that was changing its newsfeeds away from articles and ads and things and back to the original intent of facebook, which was people and their friends, and our traffic fell of the cliff then. so we made a concerted effort at that point in time and it was part of our overall editorial strategy anyway which was that actually what we want our subscribers because subscribers are loyal. they appreciate ourjournalism, they support ourjournalism, they are very engaged. we have a really engaged readership and that model has served us very well. not just to extend this battle, but also in the pandemic. so subscriber model as a focus for us has been quite a good transition. we are quite happy to see what it's like out there if you don't have facebook. so, having a business model based on lots of referrals from facebook is dangerous because, as you say, mark zuckerberg

facebook's application. facebook's own standards. as you mentioned, i am a representative from pennsylvania, and in my district facebook shut down the personal pages of walt ta hallski and stharl schaefer as well as a facebook page they administered in historic gettysburg, pennsylvania, and this occurred without warning. since the pages were taken down in december, these pennsylvanians haven't received an acceptable answer from facebook about why they were banned nor have they been given the opportunity to appeal -- >> i am not specific can the details. in general i agree that building out a better appeals process and better and more transparent communication to people about why specific decisions were made is one of the most important things that we need to do next. and that's one of the big things in our roadmap for this year and next year. i hope we can dramatically improve those experiences. >> mr. zuckerberg, may i get from you a commitment that a nor concise and transparent appeals process will be developed? >> congressman, yes, we are working on more transparent communication to people and more of an appeals process as part of

facebook started limiting media? >> yes, it was for consumers who use the internet every day from apps that normally were not as a popular shot across the chart because people weren't downloading facebook and then facebook and the australia legislators did come to an agreement but it was complicated and we will see this play out in the uk as well and here in the u.s. >> host: emily birnbaum, we are also seeing hearings on whether or not social media companies should be able to restrict who is on their platforms, specifically there is conservative sites that are being looked at by the democratic congress for restriction. where are we on that? >> yeah, there was or there has been a lot of talk in hearings about the issue of misinformation online and sort of what lawmakers can do about, you know, the spread of disinformation and it's on all these platforms and a lot of the conversation will run into the issue of section 230 and whether we need to, whether congress needs to make alterations to section 230 to make the platform more reliable for the decisions they make. in the wake of the january 6 riots on capitol hill this all came to a head so aws which is amazon crowd computing parler a conservative leani

facebook's application. facebook's own standards. as you mentioned, i am a representative from pennsylvania, and in my district facebook shut down the personal pages of walt ta hallski and stharl schaefer as well as a facebook page they administered in historic gettysburg, pennsylvania, and this occurred without warning. since the pages were taken down in december, these pennsylvanians haven't received an acceptable answer from facebook about why they were banned nor have they been given the opportunity to appeal -- >> i am not specific can the details. in general i agree that building out a better appeals process and better and more transparent communication to people about why specific decisions were made is one of the most important things that we need to do next. and that's one of the big things in our roadmap for this year and next year. i hope we can dramatically improve those experiences. >> mr. zuckerberg, may i get from you a commitment that a nor concise and transparent appeals process will be developed? >> congressman, yes, we are working on more transparent communication to people and more of an appeals process as part of

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facebook story. facebook allows users to call for violence. story. facebookaying it is a requirement for people to make death threats against public figures and by public figures. notjust talking about major celebrities, or talking about major celebrities, or talking about people in the news, made it into the local newspapers and i read this correctly, marcus rashford, royalty, and it is ok illegitimate and within this rule of engagement is aware for people to do this. how on earth theyjustify this? we sat down at a meeting of this organisation and said yes that will be ok? people will enjoy that and by that. beggars belief quite frankly. another indication that these organisations are to put their house in order in my view and lease. kate? i think the harm _ in order in my view and lease. kate? i think the harm of _ in order in my view and lease. kate? i think the harm of social— in order in my view and lease. kate? i think the harm of social media - in order in my view and lease. kate? i think the harm of social media and | i think the harm of social media

they would move to another platform and facebook, which does actually try, right, you can critique facebook and say it doesn't do a good enough job but facebookove everyone off facebook, you made the problem you're concerned about better or worse? >> clint, i apologize in advance, we may need to go to the president but i want to get one question in to you if i can, which is, to what degree is the federal government even the appropriate party to be establishing the guardrails? i mean, the internet, silicon valley, these are huge industries that are very complicated. there are a set of ethical and technological questions that need to be answered. can they best be answered? can they best be regulated by those sitting in the capitol hill? >> well, the unspoken truth is that the worst offenders on many of these platforms are the elected officials that use facebook, use twitter, use these social media platforms to advance their message. they're the ones buying ads oftentimes that are, you know, skirting the rails around what is misinformation or disinformation. i think a big thing that could be done is deciding what the harm is that is being, you k

facebook does this. facebook is one of the most powerful companies in the world. it effects politics in countries are you have never heard of and couldn't locate on a map. and it does this because facebookof these companies have found a way to manipulate human behavior through technology not guessing at this not a conspiracy theory it's true. facebook conducted a an experiment that tested influencing the emotions of hundreds of thousands of its users. a man who helped invent facebook's like button justin rosenstein admitted that the tool he invented led to political polarization and to teens getting depressed. as you watch the suicide rate climb you have to ask yourself is social media imindicated in that of course it is. facebook's former director of modernization tim kendall recently testified to congress that facebook engineers tried to make the platform aaddictive as cigarettes and of course it is more addictive than cigarettes. how many people smoke as opposed to how many people use facebook? which is worse for you? he also added that facebook's algorithms helped spread disinformation and division. he fears because he is a thoughtful man that facebook is pushing us towards, quote,

spencer, we had a chyron up on the screen a moment ago, facebook versus apple, but struck me we could have put up facebook versus the ftc, facebookersus the states facebook versus newscorp how many fronts do you think they can fight in this war >> a busy time for facebook for sure yeah i mean, the -- the antitrust arguments in all of tech are super interesting to me. i think the one that is perhaps the strongest argument is the, those that are pointing out that google preferences, their off with own services, travel and other categories that's one that google is rightry in hot water in, and wrists slapped in europe many times and coming home to roost in the u.s. as well. facebook and whatsapp and instagram connected is a losing argument for the government and i've tweeted a lot about this. trying to break up those acquisitions doesn't make sense and won't happen and a terrible precedent to revisit acquisitions approved by the government several years ago i don't think that's going to happen likely. >> well, it will be interesting to see as the regulatory battles continue also this operating system is rolled out and we see what it

facebook accountable. they are currently looking at facebook's decision to remove president trump's facebook account. if the oversight board determines that the facebook should've left president trump's account up, what will you do? >> we will respect the decision of the oversight board. and if they tell us that former president trump's account should be reinstated, then we will honor that. >> i don't know why people call attorney general ashcroft attorney general when they speak of president trump they call him former president. but i guess i'll leave that for another day. speaking with you again, mr. zuckerberg. it's my understanding that facebook oversight board is comprised of members from all over the world. you're well aware the united states has the strictest protections on free speech than any other country. since the decisions of the board are being made by a panel rather than the u.s. court of law, how can you assure members of this committee and the american people that the oversight board will uphold free speech and make their decisions based on american laws and principles? >> congressman

facebook. what gives? >> yeah. this is precisely the problem. if you get pulled into a facebook group, which is what facebookget you to do. you're then swimming in a total eternal i have the upper verse. there were stop the steal groups, groups dedicated to trump, dedicated to anti-vaccines. the only thing you will see is anti-vaccine misinformation. and there is one piece of information i'm trying to show you. it is outside the capital. it is a stunt by an activist group called some of us. it was these cutouts of zuckerberg there as the qanon shaman and other tech executives, depicting them as capitol rioters. that's a pretty scary image to show you before bedtime of a bare chested zuckerberg. it does get to the wider point. these executives are culpable. they do have responsibility. we've seen the rioters but what brought them there? sure, the lies from president trump but. so of the organizing, so much of the parallel universe that they are living in was created and enabled by these social media platforms. >> culpable in the information. i appreciate your time and your reporting. >>> so the latest deadly

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facebook, any time you make a post, they will have a screen on their connecting you to some sort of covid-19 or vaccine information. so next over the next several weeks. you log on to facebook. yes, you'll see family and friends and videos. but you'll also get information on covid-19. so a big thumbs up to facebook. back to you. thanks to low. well. >> we've got more good news for you because happening today, one of the biggest tourist attractions in the bay area is reopening we're talking about how our caltrans alcatraz. they're going to start up their tours once again. first time really since the shutdown began almost a year ago. kron four's yulia 7 is live in san francisco now with more on what we can expect. and you only i like the way you're putting it now might be the best time to go, especially for locals. >> exactly. it might be. i mean, there i was talking to the president and show you the channel manager of the trees is and she was just explaining how, you know, the the ferries right over there. i'm going zoom in here for a minute. usually can carry up, you know, anywhere between 6 to 800 passengers or gas and one just one right across it is down to a 150 people and they made it a 150 people just so that there's enough space scene and you have that does social distance on the ferry. wh

facebook reality labs andrew bosworth. we will talk with him about his 15 years of the social network about lessons he has learned and why he still believes facebook is making the world a better place despite many who believe the opposite. more that interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology.” more now from facebook labs vice president andrew bosworth. he just told us how he believes virtual reality will become more accessible and affordable in the near future. his time and facebook began in its infancy in 2006. ,he created that newsfeed and since then the company has seen rapid growth and seen never-ending challenges. i asked him to respond to facebook's harshest critics who believe the social network is doing far more harm than good, to the world. >> my facebook years have not been monolithic. i love the company. and i love the people at the company. and the work we do inspires me. but i have done so many different things. if you look at what we are doing now in augmented reality and virtual reality it is a far cry , from where i started working on newsfeed and messenger and groups. emily: mark has since the very beginning argued that facebook is making the world a better place. now you have so many people who believe the opposite. have you asked yourself, are we doing as much as we think we ar

facebook itself to do more. translation: if a drug dealer posted | an ad on facebook to sell narcotics, l would facebook accept thatcebook said it was willing to work with local authorities but would not take any independent action of its own, and the social media giant has been true to its word. when we checked online today, facebook still hadn't taken down the illegal advert we reported to then, which is selling land inside the uru eu wau wau reserve. protected areas of the amazon rainforest remain available to buyers around the world at the click of a button. joao fellet, bbc news, sao paolo. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. we end the week on a quiet note because we have high pressure sitting on top of the uk. i have the air mass on there to show it is quite a cold high and not a particularly sunny one either. quite a bit of cloud trapped under there. england, glimmers of sun, but otherwise quite a lot of cloud and the odd shower in southern scotland and north—eastern england. chilly day where ever you are with highs of four to seven celsius. as we head onto this evening and overnight most pla

facebook accountable. they are currently looking at facebook's decision to remove president trump's facebook account. if the oversight board determines that the facebook should've left president trump's account up, what will you do? >> we will respect the decision of the oversight board. and if they tell us that former president trump's account should be reinstated, then we will honor that. >> i don't know why people call attorney general ashcroft attorney general when they speak of president trump they call him former president. but i guess i'll leave that for another day. speaking with you again, mr. zuckerberg. it's my understanding that facebook oversight board is comprised of members from all over the world. you're well aware the united states has the strictest protections on free speech than any other country. since the decisions of the board are being made by a panel rather than the u.s. court of law, how can you assure members of this committee and the american people that the oversight board will uphold free speech and make their decisions based on american laws and principles? >> congressman

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"wall street journal" report a facebook researcher concluded that facebook's own recommendation tools were tied to a significant rise in membership in extremist facebook groups in germany. i wrote to you last month requesting this research and related documents. i trust you will fully cooperate with the committee's inquiry and provide all the requested documents and information. question, please, yes or no, were you aware this research showing that 64% of the members in the exextremist facebook groups joined because of facebook's recommendation tools, joined these extremist groups in germany? were you aware of that yes or no? >> congressman, this is something we study -- >> i am asking were you aware of it it is a simple question, were you aware of it that is all i am asking >> at what time. after we studied that. >> i just asked if you were aware of it, mr. zuckerberg. yes or not if not, i assume the answer is yes. >> i have seen the study it was about content leading up to the german election >> let me ask you a question custom relates to that you said yes the troubling research i mentioned demonstrates that facebook was not simply allowing this inf

that does not mean facebook, youtube, and twitter have an obligation to host that kind of thing. facebook kind -- facebookgoogle, they have just as much of the first amendment rights as google -- as breitbart rather. emily: you not have to look very far to find the conspiracy theories you're talking about. you have to admit they are not doing a good enough of a job policing the stuff. if they do not want it on their why did they not work harder to change it? >> members of congress have some constructive feedback about what they want the platforms to do more of, in terms of removing incendiary speech. some of that feedback can be helpful. the thing i worry about is when they take that and say let's revoke section 230 of the communications decency act which he think is a way to constrain the power of big tech. the reality is that revoking will probably hurt the smaller platforms. it is like if you rent a car from hertz and you run a lead -- run a red light, guess who pays that ticket. it is not hertz, it is me. that makes sense. it is me taking response ability for my speech. i go on red and say john doe is