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Twitter admits policy ‘errors’ after far-right abuse

  • Twitter admitted policy errors which say anyone can ask Twitter to take down images of themselves posted without their consent
  • This comes after a screenshot of a far-right call-to-action circulated on Telegram claiming things now “work more in our favor.”
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Twitter shuts propaganda accounts in six countries

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Twitter bans sharing of photos without consent

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