Mark Zuckerberg's transformation towards Donald Trump illustrates a shift from a firm ban to apparent policy adjustments to accommodate him and his supporters.
After the January 6 Capitol riots, Zuckerberg banned Trump on Meta platforms, initially positioning himself as a protector of democratic norms.
Recent actions, including visits to Trump and ending third-party fact-checking programs, have sparked speculation about Zuckerberg bending to pressure.
Critics argue these moves compromise Meta's responsibilities, while some conservatives see them as a return to free speech.
The evolving relationship raises fundamental questions about tech companies' roles in politics and their responses to regulatory pressures.
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