Meta says it will restore Donald Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts in the coming weeks, ending their two-year suspension with tougher penalties for repeat violations.
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In its January 25 announcement, the company says its review found that the public-safety risk had sufficiently receded. The accounts were suspended following the January 2021 Capitol violence.
Further rule-breaking posts would be removed and could trigger suspensions lasting one month to two years, depending on severity. Meta also says it may reduce distribution of some risky posts that do not break its rules, with repeated instances potentially restricting advertising access.
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