Zuckerberg defends free speech on Facebook with Holocaust denial example

Chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has said the platform will not ban users from engaging in Holocaust denial or other content he finds offensive but Facebook does stop such content from appearing in other users' news feeds.

by Daniel Farey-Jones

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