The company Meta (designated as extremist and banned in Russia)…
The company Meta (designated as extremist and banned in Russia) apologized for removing a post by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Facebook (owned by Meta, which is designated as extremist and banned in Russia).
Consensus
- Meta apologized for the temporary removal of a video post by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Facebook.
- The apology was made by Joel Kaplan, Meta's director of global affairs, to India's Minister of Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnava.
- The removal was described by Meta as an error.
- The video was published by Modi on July 23 and showed him addressing youth and discussing stricter measures against exam leaks.
- Meta is recognized as extremist and banned in Russia.
Points of divergence
- Mark Zuckerberg also personally apologized to the Indian minister, according to sources in the Indian government. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Meta apologized for temporary blocking of Modi video on Facebook — Вести
- In a banned Meta apology for deleting post of Indian PM Modi — Коммерсантъ