WARSAW -- A Polish court held a first hearing Wednesday in a case brought against Facebook by a historian who claims the tech giant engaged in "censorship" by suspending accounts that had posted about a nationalist rally in Warsaw. The case comes as major tech firms like Facebook and Twitter have been introducing new measures for stamping out extremist content and closing down misinformation on the internet, under growing pressure from governments pushing for action. READ: What Does Facebook Know About You? Facts About Facebook Privacy Policy Historian Maciej Swirski has complained that Facebook in 2016 suspended a couple of accounts t...
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