Apple Removes Infowars from Podcast Directory
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Re: Apple Removes Infowars from Podcast Directory
#2Sometimes it's better to just not do anything, but I guess that doesn't get you PR points.
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#3'Move thrusts tech giant into the debate over censoring content on internet platforms'
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#5https://www.facebook.com/InfoWars-80256732576/
FB doesn't cite a specific post (eg, the implication that some of the school shooting victims were part of a hoax), which is a pity.I dislike Infowars, but I like a consistently applied ToS:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dj6T8ppXoAIqbXB.jpg
'Glorifying violence' is vague - should all police/military/veterans/people who celebrate July 4 be banned from Facebook? How is 'glorifying violence' treated the same as 'graphic violence'? One is praising violent action, the other is depicting it. They are clearly not the same thing.
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#9important and accurate subhead: 'Move thrusts tech giant into the debate over censoring content on internet platforms'
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#10With Apple, Facebook and Spotify doing this (and lots of reporting about it) I'd say ... cue the Streisand effect. Sometimes it's better to just not do anything, but I guess that doesn't get you PR points.
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