Meta's Oversight Board is not thrilled with the changes CEO Mark Zuckerberg made to the company's censorship policies earlier this year. On Wednesday, the board said his decision to ditch the third party fact-checking operation was "announced hastily" and "in a departure from regular procedure,

While it’s not quite “Sorry, my Prada’s at the cleaners,” the company’s Oversight Board—the body in charge of issuing decisions concerning the removal of Meta content—derided Zuckerberg’s decree as being “announced hastily,

Systrom testified that Instagram had the potential to thrive independently and did not require Meta’s infrastructure or resources to scale.

In an internal email surfaced as part of the Meta antitrust trial, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg fretted about the potential that the company’s Instagram acquisition may cannibalize Facebook. Were that to happen,

Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom testified against Meta, alleging Mark Zuckerberg deliberately starved Instagram of resources post-acquisition due to fear of its success. Systrom supported the US government's claim that Meta's 2012 purchase was a 'buy-or-bury' strategy.