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Facebook Wants More Censorship After Christchurch Massacre

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According to Business Insider, "Facebook is going to stop users from posting live videos if they have broken the company's community guidelines in the past... The change... follows the Christchurch mosque massacre being broadcast on Facebook Live." They really want to be stricter, so user do not have to offensive or violent videos. An open letter by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg read, "We have heard feedback that we must do more - and we agree. In the wake of the terror attack, we are taking three steps: strengthening the rules for using Facebook Live, taking further steps to address hate on our platforms, and supporting the New Zealand community," Sandberg wrote in The New Zealand Herald. "First, we are exploring restrictions on who can go Live depending on factors such as prior Community Standard violations."

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