Meta Suspended Abortion Pill Providers’ Accounts, Removed Posts
Some online companies selling abortion drugs on Meta’s Instagram social media platform have been suspended, and their posts on Facebook on Instagram and Meta are also prohibited.
according to “New York Times” Meta said that AID Access, Just the Pill, Women Help Women, Hey Jane and other companies are Meta’s “excessive control” behavior, including suspension of accounts and blur, delete or shielding posts.
Meta told the Times that it resumed some accounts this week. According to the Times, an abortion supplier said that its account has been affected since November. The provider also told the newspaper that over -control of their accounts and posts in the past two weeks has increased.
Meta told the New York Times that this problem is related to its policies for drug providers. When CNET asked for a comment, Meta spokesman Erin Logan reiterated this.
“We are prohibited from selling drugs on our platform without appropriate certification. We have not changed our policies in this regard,” she said. “These groups are experiencing various problems -some are caused by correct law enforcement and excessive law enforcement. But in recent weeks, we have clearly stated that we hope to allow more remarks and reduce law enforcement errors- We promise to do this “
Meta also said that the post is a technical problem that involves the content published from Facebook to Instagram, and the labeled posts are recovering. The company said that some posts did not violate the Facebook policy.
The timing of Meta’s improper process of accounts and posts is at the time of the company’s change of strategy and canceling the factual verification on Facebook. The favor of community notesEssence This is also Closer Self -alignment With the new President Donald Trump. However, Meta said that the review of the abortion provider account has nothing to do with the changes in the speech policy of Facebook or other META changes.
At the same time, Trump severely criticized social media companies, he release A administrative order issued on Tuesday aims to implement his so -called government review of social platforms. President and other right -wing people have accused the Biden government of suppressing remarks on such platforms. However, in June, American Supreme Court Rules The Bayeng government was supported in the case of excessive contact with the Social media company accusing the Biden government. Be Well -known NPR Judge Amy Coney Barrett said in the opinions of the majority of the courts that the parties to the government did not provide any evidence to support them, that is, the government put pressure on social media companies, and Limit their remarks.
The Times pointed out that AID Access is one of the affected abortion drugs and one of the largest abortion drugs in the United States. It has more than 53,000 fans on Instagram and has more than 5,000 fans on Facebook. On Instagram postalThe company said, “We know some of our posts are still blurred or lacking, and we are trying to solve this problem.”
