Reddit tests forcing mobile users to sign in to browse
Early reactions are exactly as you would imagine.
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UK Labour voters surprised to learn Twitter doesn’t reflect reality
Digital echo chambers have been realized.
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PewDiePie slams YouTube’s new harassment policy – “Oh God. What has happened to comedy?”
PewDiePie warned that only “mediocre humor” will be allowed on the platform after this change.
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Lily Allen deletes Twitter account following backlash to her criticism of British voters
Allen escaped the backlash by closing her Twitter account.
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YouTube removes true crime video from Kendall Rae for being “harmful and dangerous”
True crime could be the latest genre that’s no longer safe on YouTube.
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Mall Santa Claus of almost 50 years fired after Trump hat photo posted to Facebook
Once again, peoples' online photos are costing them their jobs.
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YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki honored by Forbes Most Powerful Women List for tackling “harmful content”
Wojcicki is also recognized for tweaking YouTube’s algorithm in 2019.
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Greece proposes “war on cash”, forcing citizens to spend at least 30 percent of their income electronically
The centralization of spending could be forced.
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Facebook ordered to reinstate Page of controversial Italian political group
The court ruled that Facebook "excluded or extremely limited it from the Italian political debate."
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YouTube issues strike to Bearings channel as it ramps up retroactive enforcement of its new harassment policy
A three-year old video was also removed.
