Facebook pressed by U.S. lawmakers on disabling NYU research accounts

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers pressed Facebook Inc on Monday on why it disabled the accounts of researchers studying political ads on the social media platform, saying it was "imperative" that...

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2021-08-09
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