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How can a zippy mouth emoji be deemed defamatory?
An Australian court thinks it can be.
Twitter to add “context” to Trending topics
Who doesn’t love some added Twitter “context?”
Instagram purges several large QAnon accounts
Instagram is continuing with its targeted crackdown.
AT&T supports Trump’s executive order, says social media platforms should be politically neutral
Executives say that’s the real “net neutrality” that should be sought.
Facebook blocks links to fundraising campaigns for Kyle Rittenhouse legal defense
The campaigns were created after his GoFundMe was shut down, but now Facebook is blocking them and even punishing users for sharing links.
Broadcaster Cheng Lei detained in China
Not even propaganda merchants are safe.
GoFundMe deletes fundraising campaign for British lockdown skeptic Piers Corbyn
People are seeing bias about which campaigns that break the rules are still allowed to operate.
Documents suggest Facebook uses media “accusations” to determine credibility of alleged crimes
Evidence disputing the accusations doesn’t appear to be considered in the section of the documents describing how to determine whether an alleged crime is “credible.”
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.
ASU radio board vote to remove manager over Kenosha tweet
A familiar tale.
Miami Herald columnist ostracized over tweet calling protesting football players “America-bashers”
The Herald did not support its columnist.
Digital “Health Passport” unveiled in Ireland
Many were told the dystopian idea of health passports were a myth.