Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid has had an active Twitter account since 2017
* Twitter refused to join its social media counterparts in banning the Taliban from its platform but permanently suspended Donald Trump's account
* Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube have all banned and terminated accounts that are related to, promote or praise the Taliban
* On Tuesday, Rep. Doug Lamborn sent a to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, raising concerns about the Taliban being allowed to use the platform
* 'In my review of these accounts, I did not find a single fact check on any of their tweets, nor any warnings for false or misleading content'
Twitter has refused to join its social media counterparts in banning the Taliban from its platform, saying it'll monitor content to ensure there aren't messages 'glorifying violence.'
The move is in stark contrast to the company's Big Tech rivals. Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram (both owned by Facebook), TikTok and YouTube have all banned and terminated accounts that are related to, promote or praise the Taliban.
Twitter said in a statement that it'll 'continue to proactively enforce our rules and review content that may violate Twitter rules, specifically policies against glorification of violence, platform manipulation and spam.'
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WNU Editor: At least Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube have banned and terminated accounts related to the Taliban.
2 comments:
Like you I'm impressed and surprised that the other social networks actually did the right thing. Twitter and dorsey are beyond f*ked up with their priorities and values.
They're marxists, when will you get what's going on?
We are living through a Marxist coup
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