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Twitter Updates Policy to Restrict Visibility of Tweets That Violate Platform Rules
Twitter has updated its policy to restrict the visibility of tweets that are against the service's rules. The microblogging platform will restrict tweets that are found to violate hateful conduct rules and expand it to other domains later. Users on Twitter will also be able to submit feedback on the label, according to the service.
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BBC's Response After Elon Musk's "Government-Funded Media" Jibe
The British Broadcasting Company (BBC) has objected to its Twitter account being labelled as a "government-funded media".
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Twitter Removes "Twitter For iPhone", "Twitter For Android" Labels
Elon Musk had said that Twitter will "finally cease adding what device a tweet was made on," calling the function a "waste of screen space & compute."
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Twitter Reportedly Working on Three Labels to Tackle Misinformation Spread
Reverse engineering expert Jane Manchun Wong tweeted a screenshot of Twitter working on these labels. These new warnings are still under development and there is no clarity on when they will go live. Also, Twitter needs to collate a large dataset to understand which tweet to label what.
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Twitter's New 'Hacked Materials' Warning Label Spotted on Tweets: Here's What It Means
Twitter seems to have started labelling tweets with its “hacking materials” warning that contain links to news stories based on hacked or leaked documents. The update is, however, not new as Twitter updated its policy for content related to hacked materials last year.
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Twitter to Warn Users Before Liking a Labelled Tweet With Potential Misinformation
Twitter will start showing you a warning when you try to like a tweet that has been labelled for potentially including misleading information. This is rolling out to iOS and the Web globally this week, as per a report. Twitter already shows a warning when you attempt to retweet a labelled tweet.
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Twitter Updates Policy to Restrict Visibility of Tweets That Violate Platform Rules
Twitter has updated its policy to restrict the visibility of tweets that are against the service's rules. The microblogging platform will restrict tweets that are found to violate hateful conduct rules and expand it to other domains later. Users on Twitter will also be able to submit feedback on the label, according to the service.
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BBC's Response After Elon Musk's "Government-Funded Media" Jibe
The British Broadcasting Company (BBC) has objected to its Twitter account being labelled as a "government-funded media".
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Twitter Removes "Twitter For iPhone", "Twitter For Android" Labels
Elon Musk had said that Twitter will "finally cease adding what device a tweet was made on," calling the function a "waste of screen space & compute."
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Twitter Reportedly Working on Three Labels to Tackle Misinformation Spread
Reverse engineering expert Jane Manchun Wong tweeted a screenshot of Twitter working on these labels. These new warnings are still under development and there is no clarity on when they will go live. Also, Twitter needs to collate a large dataset to understand which tweet to label what.
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Twitter's New 'Hacked Materials' Warning Label Spotted on Tweets: Here's What It Means
Twitter seems to have started labelling tweets with its “hacking materials” warning that contain links to news stories based on hacked or leaked documents. The update is, however, not new as Twitter updated its policy for content related to hacked materials last year.
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Twitter to Warn Users Before Liking a Labelled Tweet With Potential Misinformation
Twitter will start showing you a warning when you try to like a tweet that has been labelled for potentially including misleading information. This is rolling out to iOS and the Web globally this week, as per a report. Twitter already shows a warning when you attempt to retweet a labelled tweet.
