Cheery bye!
https://www.rt.com/news/550744-twitter-facebook-russia-ukraine/
The corporations yet again tell us who are gooddies and who are the baddies.
Cheery bye!
New tech will make sure you look at ads and not look away
https://www.vice.com/en/article/akvnba/moviepass-20-wants-to-track-your-eyeballs-to-make-sure-you-watch-ads
Cheery bye!
New tech will make sure you look at ads and not look away
https://www.vice.com/en/article/akvnba/moviepass-20-wants-to-track-your-eyeballs-to-make-sure-you-watch-ads
This would be a disaster for me. I never watch or listen to ads.
https://www.rt.com/news/550744-twitter-facebook-russia-ukraine/
The corporations yet again tell us who are gooddies and who are the baddies.
another example:
https://twitter.com/oneunderscore__/status/1498161864735350787
Cheery bye!
https://www.rt.com/news/550744-twitter-facebook-russia-ukraine/
The corporations yet again tell us who are gooddies and who are the baddies.
another example:
https://twitter.com/oneunderscore__/status/1498161864735350787
If they're removing posts solely based on it depicting the Ukrainian situation as grim, then yeah that's a problem. They're not showing example posts of what gets deleted, though, so that makes me wonder.
I thought the facts of the case were that the Ukrainian situation is garbage, right? So I guess the question is whether or not they also delete pro-Ukraine propaganda about Russia being defeated, which would likewise count as misinformation. I thought everyone objective already agreed that Ukraine is losing, and that the war is going pretty much as Russia had planned.
Anyway, war always involves propaganda. That's why I pretended to be crazy so I don't need to go to military
https://www.rt.com/news/550744-twitter-facebook-russia-ukraine/
The corporations yet again tell us who are gooddies and who are the baddies.
another example:
https://twitter.com/oneunderscore__/status/1498161864735350787
If they're removing posts solely based on it depicting the Ukrainian situation as grim, then yeah that's a problem. They're not showing example posts of what gets deleted, though, so that makes me wonder.
I thought the facts of the case were that the Ukrainian situation is garbage, right? So I guess the question is whether or not they also delete pro-Ukraine propaganda about Russia being defeated, which would likewise count as misinformation. I thought everyone objective already agreed that Ukraine is losing, and that the war is going pretty much as Russia had planned.
Anyway, war always involves propaganda. That's why I pretended to be crazy so I don't need to go to military
"Facebook allows posts urging violence against invading Russians"
https://twitter.com/YouTubeInsider/status/1502335085122666500
"Today, we began blocking RT & Sputnik’s YouTube channels across Europe. Since Russia began its invasion in Ukraine, we’ve been focused on removing violative content & connecting people to trusted news & information. An overview of the steps we’ve taken the last few days"
"Our Community Guidelines prohibit content denying, minimizing or trivializing well-documented violent events. We are now removing content about Russia’s invasion in Ukraine that violates this policy."
Cheery bye!