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Media platform owners decry censorship and government overreach, highlighting cases like Durov's arrest and Elon Musk's remarks on Facebook's censorship. Zuckerberg admits regret over actions influenced by the Biden administration. Concerns grow over free speech as government influence on media platforms threatens core American principles, with potential legal scrutiny and calls for neutrality and protections from state meddling.
