Facebook, it seems, is anxious to enter untapped markets. One big market that has closed off access to Facebook since 2009 is China, which, with its 1.3 billion population, holds immense ad revenue potential for the company. But it turns out that Facebook might be giving in to China’s strict censorship laws to gain access into the country, the New York Times reported. The company has developed a software to suppress posts deemed offensive by third parties (not under Facebook’s control) from showing up in people’s newsfeed. The tool is aimed at granting Facebook access to the vast Chinese market.
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