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Etidal, Telegram remove 16m extremist contents

Etidal, Telegram remove 16m extremist contents

  • Almost 177 million pieces of extremist material have been removed since the collaboration began in February 2022
By Arab News ·
16m items of extremist online content removed

16m items of extremist online content removed

By Arab News ·
Etidal, Telegram remove 7m extremist posts online

Etidal, Telegram remove 7m extremist posts online

By Arab News ·
Etidal finds 6m extremist posts on Telegram in three months

Etidal finds 6m extremist posts on Telegram in three months

By Arab News ·
Etidal, Telegram remove 1.9 million items of extremist online content

Etidal, Telegram remove 1.9 million items of extremist online content

By Arab News ·
The tech platforms have long been criticized for failing to police violent extremist content, though they also face concerns over censorship. (File/AFP)

Facebook and tech giants to target attacker manifestos, far-right militias in database

By Reuters ·
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube pressed over terror content

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube pressed over terror content

By AFP ·
Special Google: 10,000 to tackle extremist online content

Google: 10,000 to tackle extremist online content

By Alicia Buller ·
Google debuts new measures to curb extremist videos on YouTube

Google debuts new measures to curb extremist videos on YouTube

By Arab News ·

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