Coronavirus: Facebook, Twitter and YouTube ‘fail to tackle anti-vaccination posts’

By 2020-09-02Science & Tech

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By Leo Kelion
Technology desk editor

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image captionCCDH says tech firm’s failure to act may limit take-up of Covid-19 vaccines when they become available

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Social networks are failing to tackle coronavirus-related anti-vaccination posts containing “clearly harmful information” even after the material is brought to their attention ... Read even more

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