He was the first to delete the Confederation profile immediately after 12 Janusz Cieszyński, secretary of state for digitization at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister. It also passed this information on to the politicians of the Confederation.
Cieszyński wrote on Twitter that “there is no consensus on equal and more equal in the network”.
Confederation suspended from Facebook
The profile was banned on Wednesday after 1pm. As the party leader Krzysztof Bosak informed, it was the most popular profile of a Polish political party, followed by 671,000 people. people. that the party did not receive a justification for such a decision.
The press office wrote in a statement to the technology portal Spidersweb that and the use of hate speech “
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In one of the entries, Cieszyński indicated that the company’s arguments are inconsistent when there are other fan pages dealing with disinformation on the portal.
The government has promised to intervene in the matter of the Confederation
Janusz Cieszyński said on Polish Radio 24 that the government would forward the official protest to Meta, the operator of Facebook. He also announced support for the possible appeal of the Confederation against the decision.
that his group will file a civil lawsuit against Facebook. He considered the company’s decision as an “interference in Polish democracy” to “restrict the freedom of debate” before the Polish elections in 2023-25.
Source: Gazeta
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