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Meta, Twitter Detail Safety Measures Regarding Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

Russian state media entities cannot advertise or monetize content on Meta’s platforms, while Twitter temporarily paused all ads in the 2 countries

Meta removed a network based in Russia and Ukraine and targeting the latterSilent_GOS/iStock
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February 28, 2022

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Meta and Twitter took several steps over the weekend to address safety and security on their respective platforms related to Russia’s attack on Ukraine.

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