Meta plans to scale back fact-checking in the United States for now, the company said, nodding to domestic political realities in a way that is set to widen the gap between what users experience on social media in and outside the country.
Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg said in a video Tuesday that the Facebook and Instagram parent company will end partnerships with third-party fact-checkers. Instead, he said, it will rely on a user-driven flagging method similar to the one run by Elon Musk’s X.
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While Meta said the plan would be rolled out “first” in the United States, the company declined to comment on if or when it plans to extend the policies to other regions, such as Europe, where social platforms have come under increased legal pressure to increase rather than diminish content moderation.
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