Zuckerberg's decision to end content moderation on Facebook marks a significant shift, resembling Musk's actions on Twitter, aligning the platform with the current political climate.
Ending efforts to suppress disinformation and extremism may be seen as an attempt by Facebook to curry favor with political figures like Trump, reflecting a broader trend in social media.
Studies show that hate speech and disinformation spread more rapidly on social media, and platforms profit from the engagement of divisive content, despite claiming to foster discourse.
By abandoning moderation, Facebook opens the door for radical views to propagate unchecked, further entrenching its role in the spread of political extremism.
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