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Facebook's own documents reveal how comments on posts are a hotbed for anti-vaccine messages. But when a researcher suggested disabling comments on vaccine posts, that idea was ignored.

Facebook's own documents reveal how comments on posts are a hotbed for anti-vaccine messages. But when a researcher suggested disabling comments on vaccine posts, that idea was ignored.

Facebook's own documents reveal how comments on posts are a hotbed for anti-vaccine messages. But when a researcher suggested disabling comments on vaccine posts, that idea was ignored.

Facebook's own documents reveal how comments on posts are a hotbed for anti-vaccine messages. But when a researcher suggested disabling comments on vaccine posts, that idea was ignored.

Facebook's own documents reveal how comments on posts are a hotbed for anti-vaccine messages. But when a researcher suggested disabling comments on vaccine posts, that idea was ignored.

Facebook's own documents reveal how comments on posts are a hotbed for anti-vaccine messages. But when a researcher suggested disabling comments on vaccine posts, that idea was ignored.

Facebook's own documents reveal how comments on posts are a hotbed for anti-vaccine messages. But when a researcher suggested disabling comments on vaccine posts, that idea was ignored.

Facebook's own documents reveal how comments on posts are a hotbed for anti-vaccine messages. But when a researcher suggested disabling comments on vaccine posts, that idea was ignored.

We live in a time of megaleaks, enabled by the same digital technology that allows us to surveil one another and document our lives as never before. These leaks have given the leakers and their brokers a new kind of power over the news media, raising tricky questions about how their revelations should enter the public sphere. There are questions, in particular, on the balance

The company has known about human traffickers using its platforms since at least 2018, internal documents show.