Washington Post – Politics:
A Washington Post review of social media found scores of misleading posts by Republicans candidates who’ve denied the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election. But none was flagged as misleading by the social media companies.
Washington Post – Politics:
Elon Musk pledged not to restore banned accounts — such as former president Donald Trump’s — to the platform until after the midterm elections.
Washington Post – Politics:
Twitter disrupted three separate China-based operations that were seeking to influence U.S. politics ahead of the 2022 midterms.
Washington Post – Politics:
A coalition of 60 civil rights and consumer groups backed a report that offers a dim assessment on tech companies’ plans to protect the 2022 midterms
Washington Post – Politics:
The network was unusual because it attempted to influence U.S. users about American topics, a Meta official said.
Washington Post – Politics:
For months, the Change the Terms coalition pleaded with Meta, Twitter, TikTok and YouTube to bolster its content moderation systems.
Washington Post – Politics:
King County Superior Court Judge Douglass North said Facebook repeatedly violated campaign finance rules requiring platforms to release information about political advertisers on their site.
Washington Post – Politics:
The exemptions were granted to its content-moderation rules because the platform determined the posts were newsworthy. None were American.