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Extremists using 'codes' to evade detection online, royal commission hears

Summary by ABC Australia
Far-right individuals adopt memes as a way to push "more palatable" antisemitism, which is less likely to be picked up by social media moderators.

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Extremists using 'codes' to evade detection online, royal commission hears

Far-right individuals adopt memes as a way to push "more palatable" antisemitism, which is less likely to be picked up by social media moderators.

·Australia
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皇家委員會發現極端主義者利用「代碼」、表情符號等規避社群媒體偵測

皇家委員會獲悉，極端主義者正利用代碼化語言和網路迷因在社群媒體上發布反猶太主義內容時規避偵測。

·Melbourne, Australia
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ABC Australia broke the news in Australia on Wednesday, July 1, 2026.
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