Auschwitz Memorial criticises Musk's X for not removing antisemitic content

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WARSAW: The Auschwitz Memorial on Thursday (Aug 17) criticised social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, for failing to remove an antisemitic post on the site. X's owner Elon Musk has described himself as a free speech absolutist, but some critics have said his approach is irresponsible. Research

WARSAW: The Auschwitz Memorial on Thursday criticised social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, for failing to remove an antisemitic post on the site.

The Auschwitz Memorial, which preserves the site of the death camp set up by Nazi Germany on the territory of occupied Poland during World War Two, said in a post on X that it had reported an antisemitic message on the site but received a response from X that the content did not violate its rules.X did not immediately reply to a request for comment.

 

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