The tool will allow members of the public to report possible political censorship on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, platforms that Pres. Trump has often accused of silencing right-wing voices.
President Donald Trump's administration launched a new tool for reporting alleged political bias on Wednesday in the wake of controversial bans targeting high-profile Republican personalities on social media.
Once they provide the required information, the tool asks them to explain what happened to their social media account and whether or not a particular post was targeted. He said the tool could definitely help to ensure freedom of speech as media outlets step up efforts to monitor potentially dangerous content.
“The United States is not currently in a position to join the endorsement," a White House spokesperson said in a statement Wednesday."The best tool to defeat terrorist speech is productive speech."
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