Published 11 months ago

EU official says Twitter abandons bloc’s voluntary pact against disinformation

Twitter is unlikely to continue its participation in the EU's voluntary code of practice to combat disinformation, according to an EU official.
However, this does not mean that Twitter will abandon Europe, as it remains legally obligated to comply with the region's recent tech regulations.
Other major social media platforms have pledged to continue supporting the EU's disinformation code of practice.

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Times of India

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