Facebook Cracks Down On Holocaust Denial

Facebook has updated its policy to ban content that denies or distorts the Holocaust. This marks a shift from CEO Mark Zuckerberg's previous stance, where he allowed such content, citing potential unintentional mistakes by users. The change follows a survey revealing that a significant portion of young Americans either believe the Holocaust is a myth, exaggerated, or are unsure about it.

What recent decision did Facebook make regarding Holocaust-related content?

• To promote Holocaust denial content

• To create more Holocaust denial content

• To ban content that denies or distorts the Holocaust

• To ignore all Holocaust-related content

What was Zuckerberg's initial reason for not removing Holocaust denial content?

• He was unaware of the content

• He wanted to promote historical debate

• He thought users might be making unintentional mistakes

• He believed it was a form of free speech

According to a recent survey, what percentage of young Americans are unsure or misinformed about the Holocaust?

• 75%

• 50%

• 25%

• 10%

What did the survey reveal about the beliefs of Americans aged 18 to 39 regarding the Holocaust?

• They are well-informed about the Holocaust

• They have no opinion on the matter

• They believe it is a myth or exaggerated

• They all believe it happened as documented

What was the main reason for Facebook's policy change on Holocaust content?

• Pressure from advertisers

• A new government regulation

• A survey showing misinformation among young Americans

• A change in company leadership