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Coronavirus Outbreak: Twitter rejigs verification process to boost more accounts belonging to health experts to curb misinformation
Trendingdesk •In an attempt to combat misinformation on coronavirus, Twitter is aiming to make it easier for health experts to get verified on the social media site
Twitter being criticised for not taking action against phony 'fact-check' account
•It shows that whatever steps tech companies have taken, users will continue to look for loopholes.
Twitter will now label tweets that break rules but come from important sources
•Twitter said the new rules would apply to politicians and government officials with more than 100,000 followers.
Twitter is make its rules simpler to understand by listing them into categories
Tech2 News Staff •Twitter's rules page has gone from 2,500 to 600 words and now describes each rule within 280 characters.
Twitter has suspended more than 166,000 accounts related to promotion of terrorism
Tech2 News Staff •The latest transparency report shows collected data between July and December 2018
Twitter may pull Trump's offensive tweets as it plans to label posts that break rules
Tech2 News Staff •Twitter is considering a new feature that will label tweets from public figures that violate its rules.
Twitter to highlight and let users know when a bad tweet is taken down
Ians •When a tweet has to be deleted, a Twitter notice will state its unavailability as it violated rules.
Twitter has updated its rules to clarify its policies on abuse on the platform
Ians •Facing criticism over the years for its poor handling of "abuse", Twitter has "updated" its rules, to clarify its policies on abuse
Donald Trump's account will be banned if he doesn't comply with rules: Twitter
Tech2 News Staff •And, Twitter has decided to play it fair for all its users and won't hesitate banning any account, including President-elect Donald Trump.
Twitter to crack down on hateful, abusive tweets that go against free speech
Fp Archives •Twitter said that it is cracking down on mean, hateful or menacing tweets that cross the red line from free speech into abuse.