The leader at the same time the founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, social media company said it was aware that the device has been used to spread propaganda anti-Rohingya in Myanmar.
Zuckerberg said that Facebook is aware of its role as a medium for spreading a message that could trigger a conflict in the country.
Zuckerberg thinks it's obvious that people try using facebook to incite. Now, in that case, the system detect it facebook ... facebook is attempting to stop the negative messages.
Troops attack militants in the State of Rakhina, in August, triggering a response from the Myanmar military, which forced approximately 700,000 Rohingya Muslims fled to Bangladesh.
The United Nations and some Western countries say the crackdown it as ethnic cleansing. However, Myanmar says his troops have been waging a campaign against legitimate terrorist assaults.