Facebook Oversight Board announced that it had increased the timeline for determining whether to sustain former US President Donald Trump's uncertain stoppage from Facebook and Instagram.

The board, founded by Facebook in answer to the analysis over its administration of questionable content, tweeted that it would declare the judgment in the upcoming weeks.

Facebook endlessly blocked Trump's access to his Facebook and Instagram accounts concerning the further extreme anguish after the January 6 storming of the US Capitol by his patrons. The case was then presented to the board of directors.

The board, which would regularly require 90 days to create a decision, had been supposed to declare its decision in the subsequent days.

But the board announced the expansion of the case's public comment period determined it needed extra time to examine the input. The board reported that it received more than 9,000 comments on the Trump event, which is the most it has ever received in any case.

“The Board will declare its decision on the fact concerning former US President Trump's doubtful suspension from Facebook and Instagram in the upcoming weeks,” Facebook's independent oversight body responded in a tweet. The Board's responsibility to thoroughly examining all comments has increased the case time limit, in line with the Board's ordinances. We will reveal an additional report soon.

Facebook's oversight board has announced an expansion of its mandate, allowing users to review material that has been left up on the site until it is removed. The board, nicknamed Facebook's "Supreme Court" by some, has the power to reverse the company's decisions about whether such pieces of content should be posted on Facebook or Instagram.

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