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Twitter Removed 3.8M Tweets for Violating Twitter Rules in Second Half of 2020

Impressions on those tweets accounted for less than 0.1% of total global impressions

Twitter received 38,524 legal demands to remove content specifying 131,933 accountshapabapa/iStock
By David Cohen

July 14, 2021

Twitter shared its Transparency Center update covering the second half of 2020, which included new data on the number of views the most violative tweets on its platform received prior to their removal.

David Cohen

David Cohen is editor of Adweek's Social Pro Daily.

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