Many Facebook employees went public with their disagreement over the decision. On Friday, Facebook announced that it would ban QAnon content from all its platforms.įacebook has faced external criticism for years, but the internal pushback from employees is a relatively recent phenomenon following CEO Mark Zuckerberg's decision to leave up a post from President Donald Trump that was criticized as a call for violence against protesters. While foreign interference remains a threat, the company has also been pushed to do more about domestic issues related to extremism and racism. But it said that sales would slow as we lap periods of increasingly strong growth. The tech giant saw revenue rise to 29bn (£21bn) in the three months to 30 June, up from 18.69bn last year.
FACEBOOK WARNS STAFF GROWTH DECELERATE SIGNIFICANTLY SERIES
The company has made a series of changes in the past four years meant to avoid a repeat of the 2016 election, in which the social network was used by Russia to spread disinformation and stoke partisan divides. Facebook has warned that it expects revenue growth to slow down significantly in the second half of 2021. The posts come as Facebook faces one of the most challenging periods in its 16-year history.
"I'm quitting because I can no longer stomach contributing to an organization that is profiting off hate in the US and globally," Chandwaney wrote in a three-page resignation letter posted on an internal message board on the morning of Sept.
Others who still work at the company have spoken out anonymously for fear of retaliation. Google announced a similar policy earlier this morning. offices to be vaccinated against COVID-19. In recent months, at least four employees have quit in protest, each posting a message to their colleagues on their way out. Facebook said on Wednseday it expects revenue growth to 'decelerate significantly.' It also announced that it would require anyone working at its U.S.
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