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Twitter Mistakenly Suspends Users as Extremists Abuse New Image Rules
8 monthes ago | By Peta Pixel
It did not take long for bad actors to abuse Twitter's new image rules, and the social media company has confirmed it mistakenly suspended multiple accounts from false reports generated by “far-right” extremists.
On November 30, Twitter published an update to its private information policy that specifically banned the publication of photos and videos of private individuals without their permission.
“Sharing personal media, such as images or videos, can potentially violate a person's privacy, and may lead to emotional or physical harm,” the company wrote at the time. “The misuse of private...
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