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As we reported earlier, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerbergâs new social media platform â Threads â which is supposed to be a direct competitor to Twitter and just started this month, didnât get off to an auspicious start with claims of censorship coming right away. They were then hit with a legal cease and desist threat from Twitter owner Elon Musk for misappropriation of trade secrets by allegedly using proprietary information from Twitter.
Now the House Judiciary Committee is looking into allegations of censorship on Threads and is demanding answers by letter from Zuckerberg in a letter Chair Jim Jordan (R-OH) sent out on Monday.
The Committee was already looking into censorship by Meta regarding its other properties, such as Facebook. About a week ago, I wrote about the very troubling news that the FBI, at the direction of the SBU, the Ukrainian spy agency, was allegedly asking social media companies like Meta to censor posts…
