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Trump’s vote fraud claims go viral on social media despite curbs

President’s posts are top on Facebook as efforts to stop misinformation about election prove ineffective

Trump backers tricked into joining ‘Gay Communists for Socialism’ on Facebook

‘Stop the Steal’ group acquired 40,000 members after a similar group was shut down, then changed its name without explanation

Facebook removes pro-Trump Stop the Steal group over ‘calls for violence’

Hasty ban of political group raised questions about consistency and transparency of Facebook’s content moderation

WhatsApp now lets users send disappearing messages

Feature on Facebook-owned app is designed to help people cut their digital footprint

Facebook and Twitter take emergency steps against Trump false victory claims

Two tech platforms counter misinformation with statements that votes are still being counted

Joe Hockey and George Christensen back unfounded ‘fraud’ claims about Biden comeback

Australian conservatives rebuked for ‘making comments that aren’t thought through’

Facebook has good reasons for blocking research into political ad targeting

New York University research into who sees the messages is laudable but its collection of personal data isn’t

Facebook leak reveals policies on restricting New York Post’s Biden story

Moderators had to manually intervene to limit distribution of Hunter Biden report

Here are all the steps social media made to combat misinformation. Will it be enough?

Tech platforms have an increased responsibility with increasing threats from conspiracy theories, the government – and even the president

Big tech firms add $163bn to market values despite Covid and legal scrutiny

Google, Facebook and Amazon rally in third-quarter earnings reports

Section 230 hearings: Twitter, Facebook and Google CEOs testify before Congress – as it happened

In rare appearance days before election, Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey and Sundar Pichai defend law as critical to free speech

Republicans use congressional hearing to berate tech CEOs and claim Trump is ‘censored’

Hearing with Twitter, Facebook and Google CEOs was meant to focus on section 230, a law that protects internet companies

Section 230: tech CEOs to defend key internet law before Congress

Facebook, Twitter and Google chiefs to argue against law’s repeal amid unsubstantiated claims of anti-conservative bias

Kazakh-American group claims Borat Subsequent Moviefilm ‘incites violence’

The Kazakh American Association has released a letter on social media accusing Sacha Baron Cohen’s latest Borat film of ‘justifying harassment’

Former Facebook moderators sound alarm over treatment of workers ahead of US election

Ex-moderators tell the Guardian Facebook underpays and mistreats contractors responsible for policing hate speech

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  • A viral doomsday scenario aims to shake Europe out of its AI complacency
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  • Jennifer Siebel Newsom’s new film shines a light on the human cost of unregulated social media
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