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| Celebrities boycott Instagram in protest of Facebook's failure |
Today (Wednesday), a group of celebrities announced, as part of the "Stop Hate for Profit" campaign, that they will participate in a campaign to freeze their Instagram accounts for 24 hours to protest the organization's allegations. That Facebook has repeatedly failed to resolve the hate. Comments and false information about the elections on his platform.
This summer, many popular advertisers like Starbucks, Coca-Cola and Verizon have temporarily stopped advertising on social media platforms. .
While the temporary boycott of some Facebook advertisers raises many concerns, the impact on the company's earnings is minimal.
The organization said the goal is to pressure the company to take tougher measures to prevent hate speech and false information from spreading on its platform.
The organization explicitly hopes that not only will Facebook block all websites where weapons are called in, remove the right of politicians to review content, but also demand that politicians, along with others, be exempt from reviewing content. Organizations that incite white supremacy, hate and violence.
In a recent incident, Facebook reportedly refused to remove a militia page in Kenosha, Wisconsin, despite telling hundreds of users that the page contained calls to the military and comments on violence against protesters.
After the militants killed two people in the protest, Facebook deleted the page and later described the bug (CEO Zuckerberg) as an operational error.
The organization is now heading to Facebook's Instagram platform and asking celebrities to lock the account for 24 hours. One post criticizing the company.
Among the attendees were Sacha Baron Cohen, Naomi Campbell, Judd Apatow, Amy Schumer, Sarah Silverman, Kate Hudson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Rosario Dawson, Isla Fisher, Roller Brown and Mark Ruffalo, as well as Katy Perry, Michael Jordan and Ashton Kutcher.
Kim Kardashian also joined Instagram's celebrity boycott for a day, and Kim Kardashian is one of the most visited Instagram accounts with over 188 million subscribers.
Kim Kardashian's campaign could have new ramifications for Facebook image and carefully manage it as the company provides many resources for celebrity partnerships and has a dedicated team that meets the needs and gets them right. New products ASAP.