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>Secondly, it was not known beforehand that there was going to be a genocide, so the services were there at the same baseline as other countries and languages.
by anon84873628 3y ago
>Secondly, it was not known beforehand that there was going to be a genocide, so the services were there at the same baseline as other countries and languages.
Except that Facebook employees were told directly that the country was on a path to genocide and Facebook was helping to fuel it. They had the warnings.
Between "do nothing" and "withdraw the service" there is a third option where Facebook does a good job moderating the platform so good effects are promoted and negative ones are limited. As the monopolistic operator subsidizing internet access for a majority of the population, they have a greater responsibility to avoid doing harm, and yet failed despite repeated warnings.