YouTube reverses policy, will allow election denial ...Middle East

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YouTube announced on Friday that it is reversing its policy to allow for content denying the validity of the 2020 presidential election and other elections and spreading false claims about voter fraud. The platform said in a blog post that it will stop removing content that shares false claims of “widespread fraud, errors, or glitches” from the 2020 election and other elections effective immediately. YouTube originally implemented its policy to remove content spreading election denial in December 2020, following false claims from former President Trump and his allies that voter fraud dominated the 2020 presidential race but before the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection happened. “Two

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