> Facebook told staff on Monday to avoid wearing company-branded clothing in public out of concern for their safety, after the social media platform suspended President Donald Trump's account.
> "In light of recent events, and to err on the side of caution, global security is encouraging everyone to avoid wearing or carrying Facebook-branded items at this time," an internal memo sent Monday, reviewed by The Information, said.
> In the wake of the US Capitol siege, Facebook banned Trump for at least two weeks and began removing all posts referencing the "Stop the Steal" campaign, which falsely claims the Democrats stole the election.
> The company's security team posted the memo in an internal workplace board that can be accessed by more than 56,600 employees, The Information reported.
>> Facebook told staff on Monday to avoid wearing company-branded clothing in public out of concern for their safety, after the social media platform suspended President Donald Trump's account.
>> "In light of recent events, and to err on the side of caution, global security is encouraging everyone to avoid wearing or carrying Facebook-branded items at this time," an internal memo sent Monday, reviewed by The Information, said.
>> In the wake of the US Capitol siege, Facebook banned Trump for at least two weeks and began removing all posts referencing the "Stop the Steal" campaign, which falsely claims the Democrats stole the election.
>> The company's security team posted the memo in an internal workplace board that can be accessed by more than 56,600 employees, The Information reported.
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