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Former Meta executive Sheryl Sandberg was under investigation for misusing corporate resources to pay for her wedding.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg spent her tenure at Facebook (now Meta) supporting radical pro-abortion policy and overseeing Facebook’s plunge into censorship-obsessed cesspool. Now that Roe v. Wade may be meeting its end, she announced her imminent departure from the company. 

The Supreme Court temporarily blocked a Texas law that aims to prevent discriminative censorship on social media platforms.

A Meta spokesperson said the World Economic Forum will have a “leadership” role in the Metaverse.

Facebook and Instagram censored conservatives for their American energy independence statements even though fact-checkers disagreed on essential facts underlying the censored posts.

Facebook censored then later restored Sen. Marsha Blackburn’s (R-TN) post saying “[b]iological men have no place in women's sports." The platform removed Blackburn’s post for violating its alleged hate speech policy. “Big Tech is censoring me for…

Facebook shrouded one of Brigitte Gabriel’s posts with a phony fact-check warning. Did the platform’s algorithm fail again?

On the heels of a small victory for pro-life Americans, it’s worth a reminder that at least one Big Tech executive backed abortion with a bundle of cash. Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg infamously donated $1 million to Planned Parenthood’s abortion advocacy to aid “marginalized,” “women of color.”

Big Tech worked tirelessly to silence pro-life voices, but the censorship can’t stop the Supreme Court from overturning bad precedent. A grievous Supreme Court document leak indicated that the court may overturn Roe v. Wade. Big Tech and the leftist media have supported the leftist narrative on abortion by silencing pro-life content.  

Missouri and Louisiana filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration Thursday for allegedly colluding with Big Tech companies. Fox News reported that the lawsuit claimed that the Biden administration “pressured and colluded” with companies like Facebook and Twitter to censor the Hunter Biden laptop story.

A leftist group posted home addresses of six right-leaning Supreme Court justices but hasn’t been restricted by any major social media sites. The doxxing attack appears to violate several site policies such as harassment and sharing content that reveals others’ private information.

Facebook “whistleblower” Frances Haugen said she was “cautiously optimistic” about Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter. Haugen alleged last year that Facebook prioritized its own profits over public safety and encouraged content moderation in her testimony to Congress.

Facebook "whistleblower" Frances Haugen said the United States should be more like Europe when it comes to social media.

It’s Episode 35 of CensorTrack with TR. This week we talked about a recent MRC study that found 646 cases of censorship that covered criticism of President Joe Biden over the past two years.