TikTok removes accounts linked to Russian media groups for ‘engaging in covert influence operations’
- TikTok removed accounts linked to Russian state media outlets RT and Sputnik for violating community guidelines.
- The accounts associated with TV-Novosti and Rossiya Segodnya were banned for deceptive behavior, according to TikTok.
- This action is part of a broader crackdown on Russian media by social media platforms amid concerns over foreign interference.
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TikTok removes Russian state media accounts ahead of U.S. election
TikTok has removed accounts associated with Russian state media for engaging in “covert influence operations” ahead of the U.S. presidential election. The short-form video sharing company said Monday the changes affect accounts associated with TV-Novosti—the parent organization of the Russian state media RT—and Rossiya Segodnya, the entity behind Kremlin news agencies RIA Novosti and Sputnik. The U.S. Department of Justice has said that Moscow r…
TikTok removes Russian state media accounts for 'covert influence' operations
TikTok removed accounts linked to Russian state media outlets for allegedly engaging in covert influence operations ahead of the U.S. election. TikTok previously restricted the Russian state media accounts’ visibility in the European Union and United Kingdom. The social media company cited violations of community guidelines, particularly the ban on deceptive behavior. TikTok defined these alleged Russian operations as “coordinated, inauthentic b…
US presidential election 2024: TikTok deletes accounts of Russian propaganda media
The United States accuses Russia of interfering in the presidential election campaign. Content from the state broadcaster RT is already blocked on Facebook and Instagram. Now TikTok is following suit.
TikTok removes Russian state media accounts for 'covert influence operations' ahead of US election
TikTok has removed accounts associated with Russian state media for engaging in “covert influence operations” on the social media platform ahead of the U.S. presidential election
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