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German here is well. Facebook agreed to remove certain comments. Facebook (and not the government!) contracted that work to Arvato and defines the rules under w
by germanier 10y ago
German here is well. Facebook agreed to remove certain comments. Facebook (and not the government!) contracted that work to Arvato and defines the rules under which they operate. This happens not because some laws are enforced but because Facebook agreed to do so (how volountary this is is of course up for debate).
Please add citations for the following statements, preferably with example posts (just so that everyone can decide for themselves whether that still falls under "just being critical of policy")
> content that is government critical
> content that promotes other political parties
- yAnonymous 10y agoNo. It's Facebook that pays them (because they have to), but they work by government guidelines. If you take a look at the company behind it, you will find that they have their legs knee-deep in the government's ass. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertelsmann_Stiftung https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertelsmann_Stiftung One example is the German Anonymous channel. It was obviously fake, anti immigration and promoted the AFD (right wing party), but none of that is against the law. It had a ton of followers (I think in the six digits) and was removed just like that.