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In 50 Words: TikTok, Meta deny Malaysia’s claims of censoring pro-Palestinian content
TikTok has responded to the Malaysian government’s claims that the platform was censoring pro-Palestinian content, calling the allegations “unfounded.”
Previously, Meta also denied similar charges. Both companies consider Hamas a “dangerous organisation” and have restricted content endorsing it. The two platforms have also ramped up content moderation efforts in response to recent violence in Israel and Gaza.
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