The government of Singapore has ordered Facebook to publish a correction to a post it said violated a law aimed at combating online falsehoods after the author of the post refused to do so. The move marks the first known time Singapore has ordered a tech company to comply with the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act, which was passed earlier this year, according to The...
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