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		</div><p>Twitter has stopped blocking French government adverts calling on people to vote after it came under fire from authorities for being overzealous in applying a law aimed at banning fake news.</p>
<p>French government officials met on Thursday with executives at the social media company, which said it has now decided to authorise such ads “after many exchanges”.</p>
<p>The government said it welcomed the changes but suggested Twitter has not gone far enough in enforcing the fake news law and fighting the spread of misinformation online.</p>
<p>France adopted the law in December, which is aimed at curbing false information disseminated around electoral campaigns.</p>
<p>French officials had criticised the company, saying its focus should be stopping content promoting terrorism, not voter registration.</p>
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