banglanews24.com :
World’s top social media site Facebook is eager to talk with Bangladesh government over the control of objectionable contents.
The Facebook authorities in a reply to the letter of state minister for posts and telecommunications Tarana Halim expressed their eagerness to talk with the government.
Earlier on November 30, the ministry sent a letter to the Facebook authorities to control objectionable contents and cyber crimes. In a reply on Tuesday (December 1), the
Facebook authorities showed their eagerness.
Tarana Halim told banglanews, ‘Facebook India, South and Central Asia public policy director Ankhi Das has emailed me and offered us a discussion on December 6 or 7’.
World’s top social media site Facebook is eager to talk with Bangladesh government over the control of objectionable contents.
The Facebook authorities in a reply to the letter of state minister for posts and telecommunications Tarana Halim expressed their eagerness to talk with the government.
Earlier on November 30, the ministry sent a letter to the Facebook authorities to control objectionable contents and cyber crimes. In a reply on Tuesday (December 1), the
Facebook authorities showed their eagerness.
Tarana Halim told banglanews, ‘Facebook India, South and Central Asia public policy director Ankhi Das has emailed me and offered us a discussion on December 6 or 7’.
