Mark Zuckerberg defends Twitter's decision to ban

Mark Zuckerberg defends Twitter's decision to ban Donald Trump Jr over 'harmful' Covid post

Independent

Published 29 Jul 2020

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has found himself in the unlikely position of defending Twitter's decision to suspend Donald Trump's Jr's account after he posted "harmful" information about countering the coronavirus.

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Mark Zuckerberg defends Twitter's decision to ban Donald Trump Jr over 'harmful' Covid post

Mark Zuckerberg defends Twitter's decision to ban Donald Trump Jr over 'harmful' Covid post

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