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TikTok’s Updated Content Moderation Policies
The video discusses TikTok’s recent updates to its content moderation policies, focusing on the designation of the term “Zionist” as a protected attribute in the context of hate speech. While the term can be used neutrally or positively, any derogatory use is now classified as hate speech and subject to moderation.
Enforcement and Collaboration
In 2024, TikTok significantly increased its enforcement efforts by tripling the number of account bans related to hateful activity. To better monitor and identify harmful trends, the platform collaborates closely with over two dozen Jewish organizations.
Ongoing Moderation Efforts
The speaker emphasizes that content moderation is an ongoing process with no definitive endpoint, highlighting the continuous nature of combating hate speech on the platform.
Key Points
- “Zionist” recognized as a protected attribute when used hatefully.
- Enforcement increased in 2024, with triple the bans for hate speech.
- Collaboration with Jewish organizations to gather intelligence on hate trends.
- Content moderation is a continuous, never-ending effort.
Source
The information is provided by TikTok US leadership or the content moderation team (exact individual not specified).
Category
Technology
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