YouTube's parent company, Alphabet, announced that it will allow creators who were banned for spreading false information to rejoin the platform in the coming weeks.
Breakdown
- Alphabet will allow creators banned for spreading false information to return to YouTube.
- The company says it is committed to a safe and open digital ecosystem supporting free expression. 33s
- Other platforms like X and Meta have also relaxed content moderation policies. 57s
- Some government officials have accused platforms of censoring conservative speech, but research does not support these claims. 1m 33s
- Experts warn that reduced moderation could impact online safety and democracy, referencing past incidents of misinformation leading to real-world harm. 3m 28s