Twitter is introducing new labels it will show on tweets the company limits for breaking its rules. The new labels will first show up on tweets that violate Twitter’s hateful conduct policy.
Twitter is introducing new labels it will show on tweets the company limits for breaking its rules. The company occasionally restricts tweets that violate its policies by making them harder to find or visible to fewer people, and these new labels will make those actions more clear.
The new labels will first appear on tweets that violate Twitter’s Hateful Conduct policy, according to. “Restricting the reach of Tweets, also known as visibility filtering, is one of our existing enforcement actions that allows us to move beyond the binary ‘leave up versus take down’ approach to content moderation,” Twitter wrote. “However, like other social platforms, we have not historically been transparent when we’ve taken this action.”.
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