Twitter Admits It Was Hiding Some People’s Tweets by Mistake — Again | by Will Oremus

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Will Oremus
Jun 3, 2019
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Twitter Admits It Was Hiding Some People’s Tweets by Mistake — Again
A popular Satan parody account was among those unfairly affected by a feature that critics have called ‘shadow banning’
Photo: Anamika Samanta/EyeEm/Getty ImagesTwitter is giving the devil his due.
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Twitter Admits It Was Hiding Some People’s Tweets by Mistake — Again

A popular Satan parody account was among those unfairly affected by a feature that critics have called ‘shadow banning’

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