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Twitter ranks worst in climate change misinformation report

Twitter ranks worst in climate change misinformation report

Twitter ranks worst in climate change misinformation report
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Tech platforms have long struggled with creating effective or coherent policies on content moderation, while events such as the Covid-19 pandemic and the 2020 US presidential election resulted in swaths of misinformation circulating online. Amid conservative backlash and labor cuts in the tech industry, many companies have also deprioritized content moderation and opened the door to potential surges in misinformation on their platforms.

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