Facebook today announced a complete list of the 196 pages and 87 profiles that were excluded from the social network in Brazil at the end of July.
 
 The company explained that all these accounts were eliminated because they were identified as spreading false news and misinformation in a coordinated way.

This list was originally sent to the Federal Public Ministry (MPF) in Goiás, which had requested this detail along with a justification for the exclusion of each one. The social network, however, gave only one justification for all exclusions. According to the company of Mark Zuckerberg, all these accounts "were part of a coordinated network that was hidden with the use of fake accounts in Facebook." The action to remove the pages and profiles of the social network would have come after a rigorous investigation, something similar to what happened in the United States recently.

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Facebook pointed out that several of its rules have been broken by deleted accounts, among them: subtle accounts with fake names; mislead people about the source of content; mislead people in an attempt to encourage sharing, tannings, or clicks.

Controversy
That fact became controversial because at least four "free" accounts of MBL (Movimento Brasil Livre) were overturned by Facebook in this move. The pages of some publications that used to disclose MBL-related topics have also been removed.

However, out of almost 300 exclusions, fewer than 10 were directly linked to the MBL, which classified "social censorship" as "censorship". Many excluded profiles and pages implied, judging by their titles, that they did not address any relevant subject matter and could often be misunderstood. Among the excluded, several tried to go through the G1 news portal, Rede Globo, for example.

Profiles known to be politically left-aligned, such as Macho 2.0 Tests, were also excluded. You can check the complete list here.

Nearly to officially present the Galaxy Note 9 to the world at an event in New York next Thursday (09), Samsung began inviting the press for a second major event to be held later this month. The company has scheduled its big pre-IFA 2018 conference in Berlin on the 30th, and has hinted that it will make various announcements.

In the image that the company sent to the press as an invitation, it is possible to check a TV, a refrigerator, a washing machine and even a smartphone with a face of Galaxy Note 9, considering S Pen clearly drawing an apostrophe before the "can" t ".

Although the invitation suggests ads in a number of segments, there are no objective rumors explaining exactly what Samsung has saved to present at that opportunity. With Note 9 being unveiled later this week in New York, the Berlin event should be primarily devoted to domestic products and, perhaps, the supposed Galaxy Watch, Samsung's new smart watch.

While Note 9 has been extensively leaked in the size of the rumors in recent months, Galaxy Watch is still not as well known, although we already have a supposedly real image of the device. It is not known exactly whether it will replace the Gear line or even how much it will cost.
Supposed visual of the Galaxy Watch in pink gold

In addition to the possibility of being presented at the beginning of IFA 2018, there is a possibility that the watch will be shown along with Note 9 on Thursday. However, in order for the device not to divert focus from the new top-of-the-line smartphone, we believe the safest bet is that Galaxy Watch will appear on day 30 instead of day 9.