Facebook is vile, but banning it in Russia is wrong - Cyber Security News

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Yes, having access to Facebook would leave ordinary Russians open to crazy QAnon theories, anti-vax propaganda, and a myriad of narrow echo chambers. But it would also give them a chance to seek out independent reporting on the horrific invasion of Ukraine by Russia.

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