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Google pledged to demonetize such videos in 2021.

The Ministry of Public Security also spread disinformation.

The changes to verified accounts are drawing flak from politicians.

The companies have promised to fight bots and improve transparency.

The group's leader was the target of harassment and threats.

The latest Pew poll indicates that public distrust of Big Tech still remains pretty high.

The platform reported the results of its crackdown on manipulated and state-run media.

But the move is likely to be seen as too little, too late, by critics.

The company also spotted cyberattacks right before Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

It also took down three sites owned by an Iraqi-based group.

It could lead to fiercer crackdowns on hate speech and misinformation.

It's reportedly trying to give Sputnik-V an edge.

Apple's CEO didn't mention the company by name, but he didn't need to.

It overturned three decisions related to hate speech and one on nudity.

This is despite YouTube's promises to crack down on allegations.

YouTube is clamping down now that states have certified results.

It's determined to keep groups from spreading false election claims.

It's deleting accounts that push the conspiracy theory.

Campaign chief Jen O'Malley Dillon says the site is failing to implement its own policies.

It's a relatively late response, however.