Meta has paid $ 25m to Trump on suspended accounts
For the US President, Zuckerberg of Meta saw a major victory for the new administration on many fronts.
Meta agreed to pay a $ 25M to the United States President Donald Trump for sueing the company to suspend its accounts after the US capital attack in January 2021.
A Meta spokesperson confirmed the disposal, stating that the President of $ 22m Trump would fund the library and the remaining legal fees and other cases.
The battle lags behind 2021 when Meta’s Facebook and Instagram suspended Trump’s accounts after a speech, holding his election defeat for widespread fraud, his claims indicated a rebellion by his supporters.
Trump said that he was incorrectly censored, and cases were filed against Twitter in July 2021 (named to X), Facebook, Google and his chief officials, alleged that he alleged that he illegal Conservatively silenced the conservative approach.
But he has recently incorporated Tech Titans including Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and new X owner Elon Musk, both attended Trump’s President’s inauguration last week at Washington, DC.
Zuckerberg was one of several billionaires during Trump’s swearing in last week. He has also taunted the policies of Meta, announcing a rollback of fact-checking and moderation operations on the company’s apps, including Facebook, Instagram and Threads.
Meta diversity, equity and inclusion programs were also stopped in January.
The social media veteran has nominated the lead Republican Joel Couple as its Chief Global Affairs Officer and has chosen Dana White, CEO of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and a close friend of Trump.
In a departure from his previous practice, Meta announced a $ 1M contribution to Trump’s inaugural fund in December.
On Wednesday, it rose 59 percent to $ 62.36BN in 2024.
