Meta confirms that it will keep its fact-checkers outside the US for the time being.

Meta said it plans to keep its fact-checking program outside the U.S. for now, though it may expand it elsewhere.

Nicola Mendelsohn, Meta’s head of global business, “We’ll see how it goes over the years.” told Bloomberg in a report from Davos on Monday. “So nothing is changing in the rest of the world right now, we’re still working with these fact-checkers around the world.”

There was meta put fact-checking guards on in place several years in response to criticism of how its platform was being used to spread misinformation. With a new administration in the White House, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram announced it would do just that earlier this month replace its fact-checkers with a community records systemsimilar What’s in Elon Musk’s X?.

The company may face obstacles in implementing its new program elsewhere in the world, particularly in Europe, which has regulations such as the Digital Services Act.DSA) to prevent the spread of misleading content.