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Big Tech Heading to Supreme Court Over Social Media Censorship - Vimarsana News

Big Tech Heading to Supreme Court Over Social Media Censorship

Texas and Florida passed laws to protect citizens' right to free speech online, despite Big Tech censorship. The Supreme Court will decide if the laws stand.

X Corp Slashing 30% Trust and Safety Staff, a "Perfect Storm" on Online Safety and Moderation - Vimarsana News

X Corp Slashing 30% Trust and Safety Staff, a "Perfect Storm" on Online Safety and Moderation

The eSafety Commission revealed 1,213 specialized "trust and safety staff," have departed from X since Musk’s acquisition in October 2022. Read more.

Instagram, Facebook Overhaul Feeds to Hide Disturbing Content From Young Users - Vimarsana News

Instagram, Facebook Overhaul Feeds to Hide Disturbing Content From Young Users

Can Meta keep younger users from seeing harmful content? It's unclear, though the company just rolled out new policies to that effect.

Musk's X loses bid to block California content moderation law - Vimarsana News

Musk's X loses bid to block California content moderation law

Social media giant X, formerly Twitter, lost its bid to block a California content moderation law on Friday, with a federal judge dismissing the company’s challenge. The company claimed the California law violated its free speech rights by requiring it to publicly post its policies and report data on hate speech, disinformation, harassment and extremism…

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Elon Musk's X fails to block law to control toxic posts - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk's X fails to block law to control toxic posts

In an eight-page ruling Thursday, a federal judge in Sacramento rejected arguments by the company formerly known as Twitter that the measure violates the free-speech rights of social media platforms. The ruling comes after Musk ignited a firestorm in November by endorsing antisemitic posts on his platform.