Mark Zuckerberg now says Meta shouldn’t have complied with White House Covid censorship requests

Free speech and potential censorship are at the heart of two separate tech stories that are dominating headlines around the world as we kick off the new week.

Following the arrest in Paris over the weekend of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov, which quickly turned into a flashpoint about free speech, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg sent a letter on Monday to Republican congressman Jim Jordan that ventured into related territory. Zuckerberg's letter made news, specifically, as it relates to censorship demands...