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Facebook use remains constant despite news ban

News | 08/29/2023 4:45 pm EDT
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Meta Platforms Inc. has not experienced any notable drop in Facebook usage despite banning news content from Canadian users, independent surveys have found. The story was initially reported by Reuters news agency.

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