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Facebook has been autogenerating pages for white supremacists

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is testifying before Congress today, and he may have a few more uncomfortable questions to answer. Among them, why is Facebook autogenerating pages for white supremacist groups?

Researchers at the Tech Transparency Project found that Facebook created dozens of pages for groups like the �Universal Aryan Brotherhood Movement� when a user did something as simple as listing it as their employer. Some of the autogenerated pages garnered thousands of likes by the time they were discovered by researchers. TTP also discovered four Facebook groups that had been created by users. The researchers shared their findings with Facebook, which removed most of the pages. Yet, two of the autogenerated pages and all four Facebook groups remained active when the group published its findings.

Facebook reportedly banned �white nationalist� content following the 2019 mass shooting at a New Zealand mosque, expanding on an earlier ban of white supremacist content.

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Snowflakes flip out at the very sight of a picture of Hitler or a swastika now, even when they see one in what is obviously a harmless joke. That's probably the reason why Facebook sets the system up to react with a ban, just so they don't have to deal with the caterwauling from a pack of SJW wimps. Which is odd they'd do that, considering they do absolutely nothing against real Nazis using their platform to assemble and spread real hate. Just more of their daily hypocrisy and non-stop bullshit routine I suppose.