According to Meta’s ex-employee, the company helps the Chinese administration to censor its platforms.
Meta’s ex-worker accuses Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg for jumping according to China’s whistle. Michael Brochstein/SOPA Images/Shutterstock
Social Giant Metala Revealing Book Careless People writer Sarah Wynn-Williams Last week, at Congress, the company had acted hand in hand with the Chinese administration. Among other things, American media tells about this CBS News.
“This is how Meta’s leadership will weaken national security and deceive US values,” Wynn-Williams said at the beginning of the Congress hearing, “CBS says.
He previously worked as director of international political policy on Meta, then Facebook, since 2011. For seven years, Wynn-Williams says they have seen custom-made censorship tools for the Chinese government. According to him, Facebook also dismissed the Chinese employee at the command of the Communist Party.
According to Wynn-Williams, Meta used, for example, a special “vulnerable counter” in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, which fed publications with more than 10,000 views to a kind of moderation body.
The reporter accused Meta’s highest leadership CEO Mark Zuckerberg Along with the fact that they knew exactly what tools had been delivered to the Chinese authorities. According to him, Zuckerberg himself was on the warm Chinese relationship and actively learned the mandarin china.
According to Wynn-Williams Guo wenguin an account to be happy with the Chinese administration and to massage the agreement to enter the Chinese market with its applications. According to Meta’s representative, this is not the case, but the account was removed due to the breach of Facebook’s terms of use.
Meta has denied Wynn-Williams’ allegations almost all over.
China’s relationships are currently at the focal point of politics as Donald Trump The government has taken a strict negative attitude towards the country. Trump has set, among other things, a 125 % import duties for products imported from China, which has virtually stagnant between trade countries. The Chinese have responded to the customs.