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Facebook suspends former President Donald Trump's account for two years
•“At the end of this period, we will look to experts to assess whether the risk to public safety has receded," Nick Clegg, Facebook's vice president of global affairs, wrote in a blog post
Facebook will no longer recommend politics-themed groups to users, says Mark Zuckerberg
•Facebook would also reduce political content in users' main news feeds as part of a push "to turn down the temperature and discourage divisive conversation."
Facebook oversight board to take a decision on continuation of Donald Trump's ban
•Facebook believes it made the right decision to suspend Trump after he incited his supporters to storm the US Capitol in a deadly assault on 6 January.
Facebook announces partnership with Ray-Ban to launch AR smart glasses, to debut in 2021
Trendingdesk •Facebook will be starting to test the smart glasses in the real world with company employees and contractors to better areas like privacy, video recordings and design.
'Enough evidence to prove Facebook's bias towards BJP': TMC MP Derek O'Brien writes to Mark Zuckerberg
•Earlier, the Congress party had written to Zuckerberg, demanding a probe into the alleged bias and interference by Facebook India in the country's electoral democracy
Congress writes to Facebook CEO again after another report alleges bias in favour of BJP
•Following an article in the Time magazine, the Opposition party also demanded a probe by a Joint Parliamentary Committee into the alleged 'links of Facebook employees and the ruling establishment'
Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Google CEOs testify before US Congress, Bezos promises action if investigation reveals data misuse
Tech2 News Staff •Currently, it's unclear how much the lawmakers advanced their goal of bringing some of the world’s largest companies to heel.
Apple, Google, Facebook, and Amazon chiefs to testify before US Congress today to defend their businesses
•The captains of the New Gilded Age will appear together before Congress for the first time to justify their business practices.
After Facebook staff walkout, CEO Mark Zuckerberg defends no action on Trump posts
•Zuckerberg says that Facebook had conducted a thorough review and was right to leave the posts unchallenged
Unlike Twitter, Facebook refuses to put warning on Trump's Minneapolis post, says it is not 'the arbiter of truth'
•Twitter has a history of taking stronger stances, he added, including a complete ban on political advertisements.