PoliticsTrump wanted to silence No Kings; then Meta suspended its Instagram account
The No Kings Coalition says Meta declined to promise safeguards against automated systems suspending its Instagram account during an election-related surge. Meta had apologized after the account was temporarily disabled, leaving administrators locked out for four hours. No Kings rejected Meta’s offer of a technical briefing, sought a meeting with senior leaders and asked the company to disclose any communications with the Trump administration about the account or early-voting event.
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Trump wanted to silence No Kings; then Meta suspended its Instagram account
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