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Statistics regarding YouTube's handling of misinformation were shared today. They revealed that YouTube had removed over one million videos containing COVID-19 misinformation since February 2020.

Usman Khan Lodhi · Aug 25, 2021 · Hot! with 64 comments

Much like most of the big social media platforms, YouTube has been monitoring and taking down fake info about the 2020 U.S. election for a while. Now, this also will include videos stating Trump won.

Namerah Saud Fatmi · Dec 9, 2020 · Hot! with 61 comments

Google is introducing new features to make it easier for users to find the nearest voting locations. The features have been added across the firm's search engine, Maps, and voice assistant.

Usman Khan Lodhi · Oct 16, 2020 with 0 comments

Google is following in the footsteps of Facebook in banning political ads after the 2020 U.S. elections close on September 3. The company says this is to prevent confusion ahead of official results.

Jay Bonggolto · Sep 25, 2020 with 10 comments

YouTube will show users in the U.S. more information on how to vote and how to register to vote so that the maximum number of people can vote in November. Content is available in English and Spanish.

Paul Hill · Sep 24, 2020 with 12 comments

Facebook confirmed today that it will also reject ads that will claim victory for any political camp immediately after the U.S. elections on November 3, contrary to previous reports.

Jay Bonggolto · Sep 23, 2020 with 10 comments

Microsoft has reported increased activity from hacking groups based in Russia, China, and Iran targeting the U.S. presidential elections. Both Biden and Trump campaigns have been attacked.

Usama Jawad · Sep 11, 2020 with 11 comments

Twitter stated on Thursday that it would label or remove tweets spreading disinformation aimed at undermining confidence in the U.S. election. The new policy will take effect on September 17.

Usman Khan Lodhi · Sep 10, 2020 with 6 comments

Facebook has outlined the measures it will take during the U.S. presidential election to ensure that misinformation cannot spread rapidly. With these measures, it hopes to make the election fairer.

Paul Hill · Sep 3, 2020 with 18 comments

Google and YouTube have announced measures to protect the upcoming presidential election in the United States. The measures will seek to help campaigns secure themselves and reach voters.

Paul Hill · Feb 3, 2020 with 35 comments

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