I don't at all doubt that they're going to do whatever they can to cast this presumably longstanding product plan in the light most favorable to the governing majority! I just want to get the causality right.
The change here is to move the people designing the policies to Texas (basically a stealth layoff, tbh).
That being said, the moderation has been insanely bad for a while now, so all the model tuning seems like a worthwhile change to me.
The Texas thing sounds like PR but isn't really given their huge offices in Austin.
That distinctly smells like pork barrel politicking: we're moving jobs from Commiefornia to your great state, and if your criminal [1] state AG sues us again over this function, he'll be putting Texans out a job.
1. Allegedly. Meta wouldn't dare call him thar, but he agreed to 100 hours of community service and paying restitution to those he allegedly defrauded to avoid a trial.