Trump remains banned from Twitter, Facebook. Here’s how his messages could still get through. Twitter took down an account this week that was created to repost Trump’s website statements.

Both Twitter and Facebook took extraordinary censorship measures against The Post on Wednesday over its exposés about Hunter Biden’s emails — with Twitter baselessly charging that &#822… ...

Unlike Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, TikTok has blocked terms such as "Kung Flu" from its search results. TikTok blocks search results for terms that use anti-Asian rhetoric. ...

Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have taken down a video in which President Trump addressed his supporters as a mob of pro-Trump protesters stormed the U.S. Capitol Wednesday afternoon.

In her new book, “Rigged: How the Media, Big Tech, and the Democrats Seized Our Elections,” Mollie Hemingway reveals how social-media companies like Twitter and Facebook responded to the 2016 ...

Twitter and Facebook have tried to adapt and adjust in light of content-moderation challenges. Twitter has experimented with crowd-sourcing moderation through a program called Birdwatch.

Twitter, whose spokesperson couldn’t be reached to comment for this story, has allowed different Taliban accounts on its site in the past and continues to let the group’s spokesman, Zabihullah ...

Facebook and Twitter did not immediately respond to requests for comment on how they are handling the president's claims regarding the election outcome. Earlier, both companies labeled Trump posts ...

Facebook and Twitter Are Charging for Added Security. Here’s What That Means for You. 6 minute read. Jakub Porzycki—NurPhoto/Getty Images. By Mariah Espada. February 22, 2023 5:28 PM EST.

How to Feed Twitter Into Facebook. If you use both Twitter and Facebook to present your products and services to millions of potential new clients, you can link the two accounts. By linking ...

Returning to Twitter and Facebook would significantly expand Mr Trump’s reach – he has 4.8 million followers on Truth Social, but 88 million on Twitter and 34 million on Facebook.

Twitter shares ended their first day at $44.90, up 73% from the $26 IPO price. In contrast, Facebook shares rose less than 1% on their first day in May 2012 and then slumped in the following months.