Facebook has reprimanded Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. He has violated privacy rules, according to the social media company.
Facebook removed a message from the head of government calling on followers to give him phone numbers of people over 60 who have not been vaccinated against corona.
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He could then call those people and persuade them to get vaccinated.
Facebook also interrupted Netanyahu’s chatbot, an automated interlocutor, for a week. The chatbot had sent private messages to followers and asked them to provide personal information about the over-60s.
The social network does not allow content sharing or soliciting medical information from people; Israeli media cite Facebook’s statement.
