Rep. Jordan Tackles ‘Threads’
Rep. Jordan Tackles ‘Threads’
Zuckerberg’s new social media platform could potentially censor just as much as the others. Rep. Jordan is making sure that doesn’t happen.
From Breitbart. Rep. Jim Jordan, (R-OH) has reportedly asked Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to hand over documents about content moderation on his new platform Threads as part of the House Judiciaryās ongoing investigation of tech platformsā policies and contact with the Biden administration.
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Rep. Jordan, who is also theĀ House Judiciary Chair, alerted Zuckerberg indicating lawmakersā newfound focus onĀ Threads, according to the letter,Ā obtained by CNBC News. …
While Facebook (now known as Meta) executives claim Threads isnāt supposed to be about politics, the platform nonetheless looks very similar to Twitter, a place where users are known to go to take part in political conversations.
āIndeed, Threads raises serious, specific concerns because it has been marketed as rival of Elon Muskās Twitter, which has faced political persecution from the Biden Administration following Muskās commitment to free speech,ā Jordan wrote in his letter. …
āIn contrast, there are reports that Threads will enforce āInstagramās community guidelines,ā which resulted in lawful speech being moderated following pressure by the government,ā Rep. Jordan added …
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(Excerpt from Breitbart. Photo Credit: Julio Lopez on Unsplash)
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