There has been a ruckus since US President Donald Trump made a tweet last month. Trump issued a warning by fact-checking Trump's tweet, while Facebook did not fact-check Trump's post. Trump had also shared the same post on his tweet. Following Twitter's fact check, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg criticized Twitter in an interview and said private companies should not do so. Facebook's employees found dissatisfaction after Zuckerberg's statement, and many had continued to work virtually. Many Facebook employees expressed their displeasure at Facebook's decision not to take any action on Trump's post.
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Software engineer Lauren Tan on Facebook said that Facebook is silent on the removal of Trump's posts that incite violence, but I'm embarrassed, because I work here. The employees suggested that Facebook should change its policies. It is worth noting that for the last two weeks, Zuckerberg had been supporting Trump, but after opposition from the employees and all round criticism, he decided to review the policies. After an all-round protest, Mark Zuckerberg said on Friday that he would review Facebook's policies and change it if needed. Zuckerberg said these things in one of his Facebook posts.
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He supported the Black Lives Matter movement in his post, writing, 'He supports the Black Lives Matter movement and will soon start reviewing the company's policies. We will emphasize on the review of the policies of the movement against police force and civil violence in any country.' Mark Zuckerberg also wrote, 'I stand with the members of my black community. Your life matters. Black Lives Matter.' Soon after Zuckerberg's post, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos also shared an email on his Instagram account with support for the movement and a detailed account in which he told about a customer who once owned the Amazon website had complained about the banner of Black Lives Matter.
