Posts about coronavirus were considered “fake”: why Trump did not please social networks
(WorldNews Politics)

Social networks staged a demarche against Trump. On Facebook, a post has been removed from the official page of the American president, which was considered “fake” information about the coronavirus. And Twitter has robbed Trump’s campaign headquarters of the ability to post new messages – all for the same reason. What is really behind these actions? The US president’s relationship with social media is complex. On the one hand, the industry giants do not hide their sympathy for the Democrats, on the other hand, Facebook continues to actively cooperate with Trump’s headquarters in advertising. Publicly, Mark Zuckerberg and other social media executives have...