An Ohio Republican, Chair Jordan said the committee is conducting oversight of how and to what extent, the executive branch has coerced and colluded with companies and other intermediaries to censor speech.
The Republican-led committee first issued subpoenas in February to Meta related to content moderation and Meta’s engagements with the executive branch to censor speech.
Meta launched Threads earlier in July as a competitor to Twitter, calling it a conversation app.
The concerns from the powerful House Judiciary Committee, informs Meta that committee members believe the February subpoena extends to Threads.
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