Meta executives face backlash over policy change fueling antisemitic content rise
Meta executives faced scrutiny on Monday over a policy shift in January 2025 that allegedly led to increased antisemitic content on social media platforms. Counsel Richard Lancaster criticized the changes, stating they allowed harmful speech while claiming the platform needed balance to avoid 'over-enforcement.' The inquiry revealed a 79% drop in action against hate speech since the policy change.
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Published 06 Jul 2026, 06:12 UTC · Updated 06 Jul 2026, 06:20 UTC
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