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Elections officials across the country received hundreds of death threats from people who believed the election was stolen. The constant harassment led many of these officials to resign their...
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Jun 3, 2024 · Dr. Anthony Fauci told representatives at a GOP-led House subcommittee hearing Monday morning that he and his family have been harassed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. “There have been ...
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Mar 11, 2023 · A new criminal case unsealed on Friday in U.S. District Court alleges 30-year-old Randal Robert Berka II, of Sebawaing, Michigan, posted threats on a YouTube channel that were flagged...
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We tested the ability of Meta’s Facebook, Google’s YouTube, and TikTok to enforce their own policies on harmful content. We did this by identifying 10 of the worst examples of death threats issued against election workers in the US and then submitting them to the three platforms in the form of advertisements and recording whether the platforms acce...
After wesubmitted the ads containing death threats, TikTok and YouTube suspended ouraccounts for violating their policies. Facebook,however, behaved very differently. Theplatform approved nine of the ten English-language death threats forpublication and six of the ten Spanish-language death threats. Our account was not closed down despite ahandful ...
Platforms need to treat all users,no matter where they are in the world, equally.We are encouraged to see that YouTube hassuccessfully detected election disinformation and death threats to electionworkers in the US, but discouraged to see that they failed to detect electiondisinformation in Brazil. Platformsneed to demonstrate that they can enforce...
Dec 7, 2021 · D4DJ Girls Hyping, also known as Death Threats, refers to a series of video caption memes based on a fast-cut clip of four D4DJ characters pretend-DJing. The format was spawned by a version of the clip captioned "*Death Threats" and gained prominence in November 2021.
William Gregory Douglas, a 35-year-old man, was arrested by the FBI last week for threatening to kill multiple YouTube employees and CEO Susan Wojcicki. Monday, Douglas was arraigned and appeared in court. He was charged with cyberstalking and transmitting threats in interstate commerce.
