Twitter shadowbans Gina Carano (reclaimthenet.org)
Twitter is currently hiding the profile of actress Gina Carano behind a “sensitive content” warning for users who aren’t logged in.
Some day I’ll figure out how a speech platform doesn’t agree with free speech.
This form of shadowban allows Twitter to suppress content and accounts without the accountability of letting the user know that they’re being suppressed – meaning that the account owner likely wouldn’t even know they were being censored unless someone detects it.
So clever. Block others from seeing you, but don’t tell you. Someone please explain to me how this is in any way a good thing?
Never mind. You can’t.
Twitter. Is. Evil.
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