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  1. 4 hours ago

    We’re responding to this rapidly evolving situation, and we'll continue to review the Twitter Rules in the context of COVID-19 and make changes as necessary. For more information:

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  2. 4 hours ago

    What this means for you: - We’re working to improve our tech so it can make more enforcement calls — this might result in some mistakes. - We’re meeting daily to see what changes we need to make. - We’re staying engaged with partners around the world.

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  3. 4 hours ago

    As the world faces an unprecedented public health emergency, we want to be open about the steps we’re taking to keep people safe. To support social distancing and working from home, we need to work differently and rely more on automated systems to help enforce our rules.

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  4. Mar 12

    You can view the accounts we removed in our information operations archive here:

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  5. Mar 12

    As we’ve seen since 2016, Russia is not alone in its quest to manipulate conversations through social media. In fact, during the 2018 U.S. midterms, we saw more domestic attempts to spread disinformation than foreign.

    While we did see some malicious activity, it was nothing out of the ordinary—we took action at speed & scale. It was generally sharing of low volume & low reach voter suppressive content. Importantly—based on our initial review—the vast majority appeared to be of domestic origin.
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  6. Mar 12

    These 71 removed accounts, operating out of Ghana and Nigeria and which we can reliably associate with Russia, attempted to sow discord by engaging in conversations about social issues, like race and civil rights.

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  7. Mar 12

    Our top priority is keeping people safe. In collaboration with law enforcement, industry peers, journalists, and expert researchers, we recently suspended a small network of accounts largely Tweeting in English and that presented themselves as based in the United States.

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  8. Mar 5

    There’s more to come. We’re continuing to research and partner with a global working group of outside experts to address additional protected categories. For more on how we work with outside experts:

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  9. Mar 5

    We continuously examine our rules to help make Twitter safer. Last year we updated our Hateful Conduct policy to address dehumanizing speech, starting with one protected category: religious groups. Now, we’re expanding to three more: age, disease and disability. For more info:

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  10. Mar 5

    This new rule starts today. You may see labels that you can tap for more information.

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    We know that some Tweets include manipulated photos or videos that can cause people harm. Today we’re introducing a new rule and a label that will address this and give people more context around these Tweets
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    Mar 4

    📢 We’re stepping up internal & external efforts to protect the public conversation & help people find authoritative health information on / Covid-19.

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  12. Feb 19

    Mercury in retrograde did a good thing for iOS peeps:

    I had no idea I could long press on a word in a tweet and immediately mute it
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  13. Feb 11

    Estamos comprometidos a mantener la salud de la conversación sobre el en Twitter. Por eso estamos lanzando un mensaje de resultado de búsqueda, en inglés y español, para señalar la fuente más confiable de información de este proceso vital y participativo.

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  14. Feb 11

    We’re committed to keeping the conversation on Twitter healthy around the . That’s why we launched a search prompt to point people to the authoritative source of information on this vital, participatory process.

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  15. Feb 11

    Throughout 2020, we will continue supporting our safety partners and working openly with you to make Twitter a safer place for conversations. For more safety tips 👇

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  16. Feb 11

    We know that it’s critical to work with both you and our partners in shaping new policies. We recently used your feedback to develop a rule on synthetic and manipulated media. Starting March 5, we will label Tweets with deceptively altered media to provide context.

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  17. Feb 11

    We use technology to detect Tweets that may break our rules, so we can review them faster and you won’t have to report them. But if you see something before we do, please report it.

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  18. Feb 11

    Choose who views your Tweets. Block an account so they can’t see your Tweets or DM you.

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  19. Feb 11

    To support , here are a few ways to control your own experience on Twitter. For words or topics you don’t want to see, go to Settings and mute them.

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  20. Feb 11

    This month, we're leading education workshops for youth and families, amplifying our partners' campaigns, and working with safety industry leaders around the world. Learn more about the organizations we’re working with in our blog

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