A federal court of appeals has mandated that Meta comply with a subpoena requiring documentation related to the Big Tech company’s oppressive censorship of alleged COVID-19 “misinformation.”
Meta, which owns both Facebook and Instagram, among other platforms, initially refused to comply with the subpoena requiring documents related to the company’s extensive COVID-19 censorship. The D.C. District Court of Appeals ruled on Sept. 14 that Meta must comply with the subpoena, presenting evidence to undercut Meta’s claim that the subpoena’s exposure of anti-free speech censorship would violate First Amendment rights. While the court did not seem to disagree with Meta’s anti-free speech philosophy of censorship, its insistence on compliance with the subpoena could expose just how extensive the Big Tech c …
Appeals Court Orders Facebook to Turn Over Documents Related to COVID-19 Censorship
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