Why Russia sues US company Mater, accusing it of inciting terrorism

Meter, a Facebook-owned company, has its own policies to prevent hateful posts on Facebook and Instagram. But Meta has changed that policy for Russia. As a result, Facebook and Instagram users will be able to  that could incite hatred and violence against the Russian military. Reuters has published the first report on the change in the policy in the meter. Russia has strongly condemned the incident. They have started a criminal investigation. Russia has been conducting "special military operations" in Ukraine since February 24. Russia's Investigative Committee has launched a lawsuit against Facebook's parent company Meta Platform over policy changes, CNN reported. The statement condemned the change in Meter policy, saying that US company Meter officials were inciting violence against the citizens of the Russian Federation. Such activities fall into the category of crimes such as inciting extremist and terrorist activities. Meanwhile, on Friday, Meta said that this is a policy change only for Ukraine. So that users can condemn Russia's attack on Ukraine, can be vocal.

 

Meter, a Facebook-owned company, has its own policies to prevent hateful posts on Facebook and Instagram. But Meta has changed that policy for Russia. As a result, Facebook and Instagram users will be able to  that could incite hatred and violence against the Russian military. Reuters has published the first report on the change in the policy in the meter. Russia has strongly condemned the incident. They have started a criminal investigation. Russia has been conducting "special military operations" in Ukraine since February 24. Russia's Investigative Committee has launched a lawsuit against Facebook's parent company Meta Platform over policy changes, CNN reported. The statement condemned the change in Meter policy, saying that US company Meter officials were inciting violence against the citizens of the Russian Federation. Such activities fall into the category of crimes such as inciting extremist and terrorist activities. Meanwhile, on Friday, Meta said that this is a policy change only for Ukraine. So that users can condemn Russia's attack on Ukraine, can be vocal.

 

Meter, a Facebook-owned company, has its own policies to prevent hateful posts on Facebook and Instagram. But Meta has changed that policy for Russia. As a result, Facebook and Instagram users will be able to  that could incite hatred and violence against the Russian military. Reuters has published the first report on the change in the policy in the meter. Russia has strongly condemned the incident. They have started a criminal investigation. Russia has been conducting "special military operations" in Ukraine since February 24. Russia's Investigative Committee has launched a lawsuit against Facebook's parent company Meta Platform over policy changes, CNN reported. The statement condemned the change in Meter policy, saying that US company Meter officials were inciting violence against the citizens of the Russian Federation. Such activities fall into the category of crimes such as inciting extremist and terrorist activities. Meanwhile, on Friday, Meta said that this is a policy change only for Ukraine. So that users can condemn Russia's attack on Ukraine, can be vocal.

 

 

Meter, a Facebook-owned company, has its own policies to prevent hateful posts on Facebook and Instagram. But Meta has changed that policy for Russia. As a result, Facebook and Instagram users will be able to  that could incite hatred and violence against the Russian military. Reuters has published the first report on the change in the policy in the meter. Russia has strongly condemned the incident. They have started a criminal investigation. Russia has been conducting "special military operations" in Ukraine since February 24. Russia's Investigative Committee has launched a lawsuit against Facebook's parent company Meta Platform over policy changes, CNN reported. The statement condemned the change in Meter policy, saying that US company Meter officials were inciting violence against the citizens of the Russian Federation. Such activities fall into the category of crimes such as inciting extremist and terrorist activities. Meanwhile, on Friday, Meta said that this is a policy change only for Ukraine. So that users can condemn Russia's attack on Ukraine, can be vocal.

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