Facebook censorship: how Trump won the election

Chris Wylie is the former Cambridge Analytica employee who leaked information that his company used Facebook user data to support Trump’s election campaign.
According to Wylie, Facebook suspended his account for obvious reasons (?).

Wylie posted the following message.
Wylie’s allegations appeared over the weekend in The New York Times and the Observer and detail how Cambridge Analytica obtained data from 50 million Facebook members and used it to run election ads that are believed to have contributed to Donald Trump’s victory.
The interesting thing about this case is that Facebook has known for years that the data was collected by Cambridge Analytica. However, the largest social network chose to “punish” the man who gave evidence to the media.
The fact may be a very good proof that Facebook, which owns the data of billions of users, chooses to make it available only where it chooses.
Any voice that opposes the company's logic and exposes them online, ceases to have an account...

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