The Facebook co-founder rhetorically asked why people would think there would be hoax stories about one candidate but not the other. He also dismissed worries about Facebook users existing in "bubbles" where they only see news or perspectives echoing their viewpoints. However, Zuckerberg added, Facebook has also found that people are less inclined to click on links or otherwise check out shared stories that don't line up with their views. Facebook continues to adapt to that shift, modifying the way it ranks stories as well as the community guidelines regarding what might be offensive, according to Zuckerberg. "If you believe that, then I don't think you have internalized the message that Trump supporters are trying to send in this election."

Source: The Nation Bangkok November 11, 2016 06:56 UTC