Twitter sees jump in govt demands to remove content of reporters, news outlets
The Hindu
The biannual report on Twitter's enforcement of policy rules and the information and removal requests it receives comes as social media companies including Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's YouTube face government scrutiny worldwide over the content allowed on their platforms.
Twitter Inc saw a surge in government demands worldwide in 2020 to take down content posted by journalists and news outlets, according to data released by the social media platform. (Subscribe to our Today's Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click to subscribe for free.) In its transparency report published on Wednesday, Twitter said verified accounts of 199 journalists and news outlets on its platform faced 361 legal demands from governments to remove content in the second half of 2020, up 26% from the first half of the year.More Related News
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