The European Union is supporting Israel in its ongoing war with Palestine. CEO Linda Yaccarino said “Hamas-linked accounts” and tens of thousands of content pieces were removed from X (earlier Twitter) since the ongoing conflict started…
X, formerly Twitter, CEO Linda Yaccarino confirmed the deactivation of “Hamas-linked accounts” and tens of thousands of material pieces after the Israel attack. X owner Elon Musk made this announcement after EU Commissioner Thierry Breton wrote to him urging immediate action.
Yaccarino said X promptly responds to law enforcement demands worldwide, including EU ones. She said they’re still struggling with the conflict’s effects.
The European Commission’s letter requesting an update on our conflict response was answered today. Working on it “Yaccarino wrote.
Yaccarino stressed the company’s fast take-down response in her letter. She said they’ve answered to over 80 EU inquiries on time and objectively. The letter emphasized their commitment to lawful cooperation with law enforcement.
After the Hamas bombings in Israel, EU Commissioner Breton warned Elon Musk about X’s alleged propagation of unlawful content and disinformation. The letter raised concerns about the site spreading illegal content.
After warning Elon Musk, European Commissioner Thierry Breton wrote to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to remove pro-Hamas content from Meta’s platforms immediately. Breton stressed care to prevent new EU rule infractions.
Zuckerberg has 24 hours to resolve EU concerns, according to Breton. This deadline emphasizes the urgency and need for quick action.
Conclusion
Since the Israel attack, X CEO Linda Yaccarino has verified the termination of many “Hamas-linked accounts” and tens of thousands of material pieces. X owner Elon Musk made this announcement after EU Commissioner Thierry Breton wrote to him urging immediate action. Yaccarino said X promptly responds to law enforcement demands worldwide, including EU ones. She said they have answered to over 80 EU inquiries on time and objectively. After the Hamas bombings in Israel, EU Commissioner Breton cautioned Elon Musk about X’s alleged illegal content and disinformation. Breton also wrote to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to remove pro-Hamas content from Meta’s platforms immediately. Breton gave Zuckerberg 24 hours to answer EU concerns, underscoring the severity of the situation.
