According to media reports, he described the government’s influence as aggressive but did not provide evidence or specific details. He thus “missed a long-standing push from conservatives,” including Republicans.
Zuckerberg’s comments about misinformation during the 2020 election were also “incomplete,” The Verge continues. Although he portrays fact-checking as a “biased activity,” research shows that misinformation is spread primarily by conservative groups.
Additionally, the publication believes that Zuckerberg’s allegations against Apple and its market policies allow him to divert attention from “Facebook’s problems.” It is claimed that Apple’s complaints about its measures are mostly about “lost profits”.
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Source: Ferra
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