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Widespread availability of graphic Charlie Kirk shooting video shows content moderation challenges
Social media platforms struggle to moderate graphic videos of Charlie Kirk's shooting, with some clips garnering millions of views and policies varying on content removal and warnings.
- Social media platforms have policies to restrict graphic content, but allow exceptions for newsworthy events with proper warnings.
- Meta, YouTube, and X rely on AI and human moderators to enforce content guidelines, while users can flag violating posts.
- The FCC does not directly regulate social media platforms, but encourages discretion on violent TV content.
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Roblox Removes 100+ Custom Game Modes Based on Charlie Kirk Assassination
Popular online gaming platform Roblox, currently battling a grooming scandal, has taken swift action to remove more than 100 custom game modes based on the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The custom game modes, known as "experiences" in Roblox, were designed by users to glorify Kirk's assassination to the children who flock to the platform every day. The post Roblox Removes 100+ Custom Game Modes Based on Charlie Kirk Assassination appeared first…
Video Appears To Capture The Real Shooter, Recoil & All While The FBI Serves Up Their Patsy – What Do You Think?
OK, so as we have been asking questions concerning who actually shot Charlie Kirk, we have taken several opportunities to put information to the people. We suspected the guy in the green shirt might have something to do with it. However, after being able to view the opposite angle, which you can view here, I’m …
Many netizens have seen horrifying images of the murder of American influencer Charlie Kirk. Often unwittingly. How do the big platforms moderate the spread of violent content? And above all, how do they protect them?
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