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Facebook forbids Russian state media from using its platform to run advertisements or make money.



Meta Platforms Inc, the parent company of social media behemoth Facebook, has barred Russian state media from running advertisements or monetizing on its platform anywhere in the world.

On Twitter, its security policy leader, Nathaniel Gleicher, wrote, "We continue to apply labels to new Russian state media." "These modifications have already started to take effect, and they will continue through the weekend."

"We've now made it illegal for Russian state media to run advertising or monetize on our platform anywhere in the globe," he continued. 

"We are constantly following the situation in Ukraine and will continue to share on our platform the efforts we are taking to protect people," he said. Also see: FM on the Russia-Ukraine Conflict India's progress is being hampered, according to Sitharaman, while world peace is threatened.

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