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Twitter launched two new features on Tuesday – Ticketed Spaces and Super Follows – that allow select users to monetise audience by charging money.

The new program reflects Twitch growth and the desires of its partner brands to raise awareness and loyalty among all gamers on the platform.

Twitter called out Indian government for attempting to block online dissent, labelling government’s conduct as a potential threat to freedom of expression.

TikTok will open a transparency center in Europe where outside experts will be shown information on how it approaches content moderation.

Facebook announced an operational change that looks intended to respond to criticism of the limits of the self-regulatory content-moderation decision review.

PHC has ruled that TikTok will remain banned in Pakistan until an effective mechanism for monitoring and removal of objectionable content is devised.

Instagram introducing a new folder feature that will save deleted content for 30 days, making it easier for users to retrieve and republish.

Facebook added a new metric charting the number of hate speech posts on the platform. Between July and September this year (Q3 2020).

Instagram will extend initiatives it has used outside of the European Union to proactively detect content related to suicide or self-harming to the EU.

TikTok has promised “clarity” on video takedowns, including details on the specific policies your clip may have violated