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Meta Addresses Claims of Forced Follows Following Trump's Inauguration

Meta responds to allegations of users automatically following Trump's accounts after he assumes the presidency, explaining the process is standard during transitions.

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Why some Instagram users are suddenly following Trump, Vance
The Hill

The Hill

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Meta addresses allegations of auto-follows to Trump
Washington Examiner

Washington Examiner

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Meta pushes back on claims that it's boosting Trump on Facebook and Instagram
NBC News

NBC News

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Following President Trump's inauguration, concerns arose that Facebook and Instagram users were automatically following Trump and Vance. Meta clarified that this was a standard transition practice, disputing claims of forced follows. Meta's recent policy changes and controversies regarding its political stance have also drawn scrutiny, including changes to its fact-checking system and diversity initiatives. The situation highlights growing tensions and user concerns over political biases on social media platforms.

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