Facebook's Zuckerberg gave personal approval to censor critics of Vietnam's government: report

According to a report from the Washington Post, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg caved to the government of Vietnam and allowed the censoring of critics of the country's leaders and policies.

Zuckerberg is currently under fire after a whistleblower provided evidence and testimony before Congress that showed the company put profits before the public's safety that now has the company scrambling to limit the public fallout.

According to the report, Zuckerberg was made aware of complaints from the Vietnam government and agreed with them out of fear of seeing Facebook banned in a profitable market.