YouTube gives creators who spread covid misinformation a chance to return

Google has announced that it will reflect a major decision in the baptism of the content: YouTube will present channels that have been banned for the publication of Kovid and the elections in 2020, the course of returning to the statute.

In a letter sent to the House of Representatives Judicial Committee, Alphabet’s lawyers claimed that the Biden administration had previously “pressured the company” to remove the Covid-19 content that was created by the user and who did not violate the alphabet policies, and that the “political atmosphere” had forced their hands. They wrote: “It is unacceptable and wrong when any government, including the Biden administration, tries to dictate how the company modifies the content.”

Saying that the guidance of the YouTube community on the integrity of the election and the Covid-19 content has evolved greatly since 2020, alphabet said that in order to reverse their “commitment to free expression”, they will provide an opportunity for creators to return to YouTube if the rules are not violated “after that.” YouTube will also stop using the Checkers Fact-HRGLE game, which has previously argued Gop and Maga Influence World. Conservative content that publishes wrong information.

“YouTube appreciates the voices of maintaining its platform and realizes that these creators have broad access and play an important role in civil discourse,” ALPHABET continued.

YouTube also published a separate statement on X showing the nature of the program, describing it as “a limited experimental project that will be available to a sub -group of creators in addition to those channels that have been completed for the policies that have been neglected.”

The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the House of Representatives called for MP Jim Jordan (R-OH) Google and Alphabet several times over the years, the last of which is asking whether the Biden administration has paid them in any way to suppress “freedom of expression”. On Tuesday, he celebrated the change of alphabet policy in a thread on X, saying that YouTube was “amendments” to the American people by giving neglected content creators such as Dan Bongino, who is now the deputy director of the FBI, on the way back. “This is another victory in controlling censorship,” as he wrote, and put other political concessions from Google, such as joining the American right in opposing the laws of moderation in European content, which claim to control American freedom of expression.

Alphabet is currently dealing with anti -monopoly claims from the Ministry of Justice and the Federal Trade Committee, which has not been abandoned by the Trump administration. It was in itself a slight trial in the trial of the results of the research, when a federal judge decided that Google is allowed to keep chrome despite his illegal monopoly on search engines. In another case, after being convicted of illegal monopoly in the digital declaration, Google is now arguing at the Federal Court that her work in the field of profitable advertising technology should not be dismantled.