content moderation
Facebook Is Silent on Why It Disabled Journalist Ford Fischer’s Account After Louisville Protest Coverage
Facebook didn’t tell Fischer the reason for the suspension.
Facebook Deletes Congressman Clay Higgins’ Post, Considers It a Threat of Violence
Higgins considered it a fair comment. Facebook didn’t.
Twitter to Add “Context” to Trending Topics
Who doesn’t love some added Twitter “context?”
Fans Suspect Censorship as Some of Joe Rogan’s Best Episodes Didn’t Make the Move to Spotify
Alex Joes has revealed Rogan’s “reason” for it.
YouTube Admits Its Over-Zealous “Wide Net” Moderation Has Been Deleting Non-Violating Content
During lockdowns, more than half of appealed videos are being reinstated.
TikTok Lawsuit Against the Trump Administration Expected to Fail
It’s a “delaying tactic, at best,” argues U.C. Berkeley Center for Law, Business, and the Economy professor Steven Davidoff Solomon.
TikTok’s News App Censored Mentions of Tibet and the Dalai Lama
TikTok’s name is constantly finding itself in the same sentence as “censorship.”
Commentary YouTuber Leafy Banned for “Harassment”
Commentary channels are increasingly at risk on the platform.
Twitter Removed More Than 1.4 Million Tweets for “Hateful Conduct” in the Second Half of 2019
Over half of all the tweets Twitter deletes for rule violations are removed under these hateful conduct rules.
Twitter Censors All Links to BitChute
A brazen move by Twitter to suppress links to a growing alternative platform.
Researchers Slowly Discover Censorship Doesn’t Work
The Streisand effect is real.
Telegram CEO Slams Apple for Censoring In-App Content and Hiding This Censorship From Users
CEO Pavel Durov took aim at Apple’s tight grip on the apps that are allowed in the app store and when they’re allowed to update.