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Zuckerberg Discontinues Facebook Fact-Checking Amid Rumors of Influence from Trump

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Zuckerberg Discontinues Facebook Fact-Checking Amid Rumors of Influence from Trump

Credited from: USATODAY

Mark Zuckerberg has announced the discontinuation of Facebook's fact-checking program.
The decision comes amid speculation that it aligns with the political influence of President-elect Donald Trump.
Zuckerberg's statement suggests a shift towards a less fact-based approach, stating, “Facts are stupid and they’re costing us money.”
The opinion piece critiques the power of billionaires to shape reality through social media algorithms.
Despite the humorous tone, the article questions the implications of this decision on public discourse and misinformation.

For the full article, visit: USA Today.

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