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The Dangers of Facebook's Influence in Developing Countries
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The dissemination of misinformation and authoritative control through Facebook is prevalent in developing countries, where human rights abuses are committed by regimes using the platform to hunt down their opponents. The social media giant prioritizes its market share over combatting misinformation in these regions, putting lives at risk.
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