Twitter is no longer enforcing its Covid-19 misleading information policy after the website appeared to outline the latest update. NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz is joined by Wall Street Journal tech ...

Twitter’s decision to no longer enforce its COVID-19 misinformation policy, quietly posted on the site’s rules page and listed as effective Nov. 23, has researchers and experts in public ...

Following an attack by Russia on Ukraine, social media misinformation policies are set to be tested in ways the ongoing pandemic never could. Following an attack by Russia on Ukraine, social media ...

Twitter did not respond to questions ... In November, the company announced it would no longer enforce its policy against COVID-19 misinformation. Musk also reinstated many formerly banned users ...

Twitter announced that the platform would cease the enforcement of its COVID-19 misinformation policy in November. Subsequently, the spread of misinformation increased. In the same month ...

Journalists who expressed criticism of measures to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic were monitored by Government units, according ...

He was banned from Twitter in August 2021 for repeated violations of the platform’s COVID misinformation policy but had his account restored in summer of 2022 following his threat to sue.

New research shows climate misinformation has been flourishing on Twitter since Elon Musk bought the platform last year.

Such misinformation ... U.S. elections, COVID-19 and vaccines. Twitter did not respond to questions from The Associated Press. A spokesperson for Meta cited the company’s policy prohibiting ...

Researchers also found that a significant number of the accounts posting false claims about climate change also spread ...