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MembersBig Tech’s double standard on “conspiracy theories” when they come from mainstream media
? “Conspiracy theories” are fine when they come from the mainstream media.
YouTube and Facebook boost “authoritative sources” on news of President Trump’s COVID diagnosis
The move is supposedly to stop “conspiracy theories.”
Facebook assures Australian government it’s making it hard to find vaccine-skeptic content
Australia wants Facebook to do more.
Oxford researchers call for Facebook to fact-check even more “coronavirus misinformation”
Facebook already applies warning labels to 98 million coronavirus posts each quarter and dissenting ideas are already under threat.
Tucker Carlson slams Facebook and Instagram for censoring his Dr. Li-Meng Yan interview
Facebook flagged the video with months old fact-checks to claim the interview was pushing “baseless conspiracy theories.”
YouTube censors White House coronavirus advisor Professor Scott Atlas for contradicting WHO
A brazen move against the lockdown skeptic.
Facebook announces new deep learning system that automatically detects “misinformation”
The system could lead to even more automated censorship on the platform.
The WHO is monitoring online conversations and emotions, using “social listening” to change COVID narratives
Machine learning analysis is being used on people’s conversations.
Instagram and TikTok start blocking searches for Plandemic
Facebook and Twitter are also blocking links to the site hosting Plandemic.
Facebook and Twitter block links to Plandemic: Indoctornation
Users who attempt to link to the documentary will be presented with a warning message.
Facebook to warn users before they share any coronavirus-related article
The latest idea from Facebook’s box of tricks.