<div class="field field--name-body field--type-text-with-summary field--label-hidden field__item"> A Meta executive who leaves a legacy of censorship hypocritically pontificated about “transparency,” “accountability” and the pride he has in his work as a top executive with the election-interfering platforms.
Months after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally&nbsp;<a href="https://mrcfreespeechamerica.org/blogs/free-speech/catherine-salgado/2024/08/29/hedging-his-bets-kara-frederick-calls-out">admitted</a>&nbsp;to censoring Americans’ free speech after government pressure, global policy chief Nick Clegg is stepping down, and he seems to have no regrets about Meta’s lack of transparency and censorship under his watch. In a thread on X Jan. 2, Clegg thanked Zuckerberg and former Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg for taking him on at the company and even attempted to prop up his incoming replacement Joel Kaplan.
Read <a href="https://mrcfreespeechamerica.org/blogs/free-speech/catherine-salgado/2025/01/03/resigning-anti-free-speech-meta-exec-babbles-about">the full blog</a> on MRC Free Speech America’s site. </div>

A Meta executive who leaves a legacy of censorship hypocritically pontificated about “transparency,” “accountability” and the pride he has in his work as a top executive with the election-interfering platforms.{ai:summary}Meta's global policy chief, Nick Clegg, is leaving the company while expressing pride in his tenure, despite the controversies surrounding censorship and lack of transparency. His departure follows CEO Mark Zuckerberg's acknowledgment of government pressure influencing free speech on the platform. Clegg's remarks on accountability seem at odds with Meta's history of election interference and censorship practices. He thanked Zuckerberg and former COO Sheryl Sandberg, while endorsing his successor, Joel Kaplan. #politics

Resigning Anti-Free Speech Meta Exec Babbles About ‘Transparency,’ ‘Accountability’

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