Twitter suspended Indian dairy giant Amul for call to boycott Chinese goods
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Re: Twitter suspended Indian dairy giant Amul for call to boycott Chinese goods
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Re: Twitter suspended Indian dairy giant Amul for call to boycott Chinese goods
#3And it begins...
Re: Twitter suspended Indian dairy giant Amul for call to boycott Chinese goods
#4Can we not have opinions on trade and economics on social media now?
Re: Twitter suspended Indian dairy giant Amul for call to boycott Chinese goods
#5Seems to be a mistake, possibly automated:
>On this post, Twitter messaged that your account is temporarily blocked. You are seeing this message because some unusual activity has occurred from this account.
Re: Twitter suspended Indian dairy giant Amul for call to boycott Chinese goods
#6And it begins...
The bigotry of big tech began a long time ago.
Re: Twitter suspended Indian dairy giant Amul for call to boycott Chinese goods
#7"Let's suspend everything that seems to be offensive but if public starts to make a big deal out of it, just say there was a bug with our automated software for filtering content. It's not like anyone will ever look at our code"
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Re: Twitter suspended Indian dairy giant Amul for call to boycott Chinese goods
#9Probably Chinese hackers trying to hack and get access to the account, so it was suspended
Re: Twitter suspended Indian dairy giant Amul for call to boycott Chinese goods
#10Probably Chinese hackers trying to hack and get access to the account, so it was suspended
More likely is that China used many accounts to report it as violence or some other sensitive category. Automation would have taken it down at that point.