Tuesday morning, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a major overhaul to the content policies for Facebook, Instagram and Threads, cutting back restrictions on several politically contentious topics and putting an end to the company’s independent fact-checking program. And while he had everyone’s attention, he got in a dig at California. In his five-minute video announcement, Zuckerberg framed the policy shifts as a return to his Menlo Park...

Critics on the left slammed the decision.

An image shared on Facebook purports to show the recent fires in California. The image is not recent but shows a 2018 fire that occurred in the northern California town of Paradise, according to WHYY. The image was originally captured by The Associated Press. At least 24 people have died, and 16 others are missing as a result of recent fires in California, according to Forbes. Among the dead is a 67-year-old amputee who “refused to leave his disabled son behind,” the outlet reported.

The changes will be implemented on both Facebook and Instagram, along with Threads.