Big Tech’s double standard on “conspiracy theories” when they come from mainstream media

? "Conspiracy theories" are fine when they come from the mainstream media.

Over the last couple of years, Big Tech platforms have consistently changed their rules to stamp out what they deem to be “conspiracy theories” and “misinformation.”

This process has accelerated amid the coronavirus outbreak with the tech giants introducing a series of sweeping rule changes that ban anything that goes against the World Health Organization (WHO), denial of “expert guidance” about the virus, posts advocating for the drug hydroxychloroquine, and more.

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