Facebook confirms its policy to ban pro-Taliban content from its platforms

Facebook confirms its policy to ban pro-Taliban content from its platforms

The social networking platform, Facebook, reportedly banned ‘Taliban-related content’ across all of its platforms and apps. Additionally, Facebook has assigned a team of Afghan experts to monitor and remove content associated with the group. We have banned the Taliban from Facebook services under our Dangerous Organization policy, according to a Facebook employee.

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Additionally, he explained that we remove accounts maintained or affiliated with the Taliban, as well as any praise, support, or representation of the Taliban. These policies apply to all Facebook-owned apps, including WhatsApp and Instagram.

Source: ProPakistani

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