Facebook to automatically halt viral dissenting coronavirus content
The tool will use “misinformation markers” to stop popular posts from gaining traction.
The tool will use “misinformation markers” to stop popular posts from gaining traction.
The documentary had millions of views before it was taken down.
Another example of a cop who risks losing their job after posting memes.
TikTok is the latest platform to crack down on conversations surrounding QAnon.
A Twitter spokesperson said QAnon is now considered “coordinated harmful activity.”
A summary of the latest, sometimes expletive-riddled, revelations.
More evidence of the close censorship ties between elected officials and tech platforms.
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