Instagram and Facebook recently faced backlash for blurring and removing content from multiple abortion pill providers, with some accounts even suspended. These changes were particularly pronounced in the last two weeks and raised questions about Meta's commitment to its announced speech policy changes. Although Meta attributed the actions to violations of pharmaceutical sales rules and over-enforcement, many observers noted that the timing coincided with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's recent pledge to relax restrictions. The situation underscores ongoing challenges in content enforcement on social media platforms, particularly regarding sensitive topics like abortion.
Instagram and Facebook took action against abortion pill providers by blurring, blocking, or removing their posts, raising concerns about content moderation policies.
Meta confirmed suspensions of abortion pill provider accounts but restored some after inquiries, sparking debates about the repercussions of its content policies.
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