Philip DeFranco expresses skepticism toward Meta's move away from third-party fact-checking, noting that studies have shown these interventions were effective at reducing belief in falsehoods.

“notably with all that, according to places like The New York Times, multiple studies have shown that interventions like Facebook's fact checks were effective at reducing belief in falsehoods and reducing how often such content was shared.”

Content moderation policies on private platforms should be based on established Supreme Court case law regarding speech that falls outside First Amendment protections.

“what i would do is i instead of just making up the content moderation policies as i went along i would look at the peop at the cases where people been wrestling with these decisions for decades and i would create a content moderation policy inspired by first amendment case law”