Facebook banned news in Australia, Australian Prime Minister spoke to PM Modi

New Delhi. On Friday, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison requested Facebook to lift the ban after Facebook took a rake on Facebook users. Facebook is furious with the law of giving money to show news in Australia has Banning posting news to all news websites They have also blocked their own page. After which, there has been an increase of controversy between Facebook, media and powerful technology companies. Earlier, Google had also threatened to shut down its search engine in Australia when controversial laws were introduced. Morrison has also spoken to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday about the Facebook controversy and he is also talking to the leaders of Britain, Canada and France about this proposed legislation of Australia. He said that his government is not afraid of the threats of tech companies in the country.

Prime Minister Cott Morrison asked Facebook to start talks with businesses that publish the news. Along with this, he also warned that other countries can also follow their government’s steps to collect fees from digital companies in exchange for sharing news. It is known that the reason for the ongoing dispute between the Australian Government and Facebook is the law brought about the payment of news content, in which if Facebook shares a news on its platform, then it has to pay money to the media company concerned.

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He said, “Many countries are interested in what Australia is doing.” That’s why I invite Facebook, just like Google, to give talks in a constructive way because they know that many Western countries can follow what Australia is going to do here. ” Accessing and sharing it was a threat to Facebook’s move to stop Thursday.