MYesterday, November 2, Aria Vieira revealed on X, formerly Twitter, that her Facebook page had been deactivated by the platform itself.
The actress admitted that the decision did not surprise her and that this social network, in her opinion, had already “finished”.
“They canceled my page. They even sent me a message saying that they are reviewing my protest, but I think that the extinction of the page this time will be final. There is nothing that I have not been waiting for for a long time and nothing is really left. I am worried,” the artist said, in response to a follower who asked her about the topic.
No, they canceled my page. They’re still sending me a message saying they’re reviewing my protest but I think the extinction of the page this time will be permanent. Nothing that I haven’t been waiting for for a long time and nothing that would worry me.
– Maria Vieira (@MariaVi19856058) November 2, 2023
“What is the point of being part of a social network that censors and bans its users? For me, the ‘Voiceburka’ game is over and I believe that this social network is in danger of disappearing soon,” Maria Vieira concluded.
What is the benefit of being part of a social network that censors and bans its users?!?! For me, the “Voiceburka” game is over and I think this social network is in danger of disappearing soon.
– Maria Vieira (@MariaVi19856058) November 3, 2023
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