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LGBTQIA+ advocates alarmed by Meta's hateful conduct policy changes

Calling people "mentally ill" based on their sexual identity and referring to women as "household objects" will now be allowed in the context of political discussions on social media giant Meta's platforms.

By: ABC News (AU)

Jan 11 2025
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LGBTQIA+ advocates alarmed by Meta's hateful conduct policy changes

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