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What will be the next significant action taken by the Malaysian government in response to the incident by end of 2024?
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Meta Apologizes and Restores Malaysian PM's Posts on Hamas Leader
Aug 6, 2024, 07:45 AM
Meta Platforms has issued an apology for the removal of content from Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's Facebook and Instagram accounts. The posts, which paid tribute to Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh following his assassination last month, were taken down due to what Meta described as an 'operational error.' The removal sparked outrage within the Malaysian government, prompting Meta to restore the content. The tech giant acknowledged the mistake and expressed regret for the incident.
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