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Twitter said earlier this month that it too would start rooting out hateful messages, which are often anonymous, by identifying the authors and prohibiting them from opening new accounts, or hiding them from internet searches.
Last year, Google, Twitter, Facebook and Microsoft signed a “code of good conduct” with the European Commission, pledging to examine most abusive content signalled by users within 24 hours.
From Agencies, Featured image courtesy telegraph
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