Meta to lift penalties on Trump’s accounts ahead of election

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July 12, 2024

Facebook and Instagram parent Meta Platforms Inc. on Friday said it would lift restrictions it placed on accounts of former President Donald Trump last year, a move the social-media company said was intended to level the playing field for this year’s presidential election.

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Meta to lift penalties on Trump’s accounts ahead of election

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