Facebook executive Simon Milner rejected the criticisms. "Mr Wallace is wrong to say that we put profit before safety, especially in the fight against terrorism," he said in an emailed statement. "We've invested millions of pounds in people and technology to identify and remove terrorist content." YouTube, which is owned by Google, said it was doing more every day to tackle violent extremism.
KAMPAR: A Facebook post alleging that the police were rude during a random check at a roadblock along Jalan Baru Malim Nawar-Bandar Baru Kampar has gone viral.
The post was published in Chinese by a Facebook user known as "Long Ng" on Thursday (Feb 22) at about 1.10pm. It has been shared over 3,800 times and received 600 comments from other users.
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