Israel-Hamas war: Meta changing how users can comment on Facebook, and more

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Social media giant Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is temporarily changing comment settings on its platform in response to the Israel-Hamas war. The change will only allow friends or established followers to comment on newly created public posts. The move aims to protect people in the region from unwelcome or toxic comments.

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Israel-Hamas war: Meta changing how users can comment on Facebook, and more

Social media giant Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is temporarily changing comment settings on its platform in response to the Israel-Hamas war. The change will only allow friends or established followers to comment on newly created public posts. The move aims to protect people in the region from unwelcome or toxic comments.

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