Twitter has published its first set of transparency reports about how the site had operated prior to multi-billionaire Elon Musk taking over the company. Among the reports, the social media giant states they are no longer enforcing its COVID-19 “misleading information policy.”
Musk had promised the release of the transparency reports, saying it is necessary to regain the trust of the public.
Since January 2020, over 11 million accounts were challenged for violating the COVID-19 information policy, 11,230 accounts were suspended, and 97,674 pieces of content were removed:
The world has changed dramatically since this pandemic was first declared a public health emergency. Read more…
