Jesse Eisenberg starred in Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive officer of Meta at the 2010 movie "The Social Network", told Broadcasting Broadcast Company (BBC) news, he is no longer willing to think about "people related to people like this".

Eisenberg told Broadcasting Corporation 4's "Today" show. "Safety problems. People who have threatened the world are threatened."

Meta announced last month that it will no longer use independent facts checkers on Facebook and Instagram Use X -style "community notes" instead of them, which commented on the accuracy of the post.

Mr. Zuckerberg said in a video published with a blog post that third -party host "prejudiced politically" is time to "return to the root of our freedom."

But Eisenberg told Broadcasting Corporation News that he was "worried".

"These people have billions of dollars of billions of dollars, just like more money accumulated by anyone, what are they doing?" He said.

"Oh, they do this to ask for a person who preach hatred.

"This is my thought ... unlike people who played in the movie. I think this is a woman who marries a disability in New York, and her student life will become more difficult this year."

Meta's move is the relationship with Mr. Zuckerberg and other technical supervisors attempting to have a relationship with US President Donald Trump before working.

Trump and his Republican allies criticized Meta's factual verification policy to review the right -wing sound.

After announcing the change, Trump told the press conference that Mr. Zuckerberg's decision left a deep impression on him, and Meita "took a long way to go."

last week, Trump signed legal reconciliation This will make Meta pay about $ 25 million (£ 20 million).

He suspended his account after the Congress of the Parliament on January 6, 2021, and sued the company in 2021.

Eisenberg is promoting real pain. He wrote that in this movie, he wrote two cousins ​​and went to Poland to visit the Holocaust site together.

His script and his co -starring star Kieran Culkin were also nominated by Oscar.

Eisenberg was also nominated for Oscar because of his portrayal of Zuckerberg.