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Facebook has said it would remove calls for people to engage in poll-watching that use “militarised language” or suggest the goal is to intimidate voters or election officials, tightening the social media company’s restrictions around the US elections.
Facebook also said that it would respond to candidates or parties making premature claims of victory or contesting declared outcomes by adding labels and notifications with authoritative information about the state of the race.
It said it would temporarily stop running political ads in the United States after polls close on November 3.
Alphabet Inc’s Google last month also said it would block election-related ads after the polls closed for an indefinite period. Facebook previously said it would stop accepting new political ads in the week before Election Day and would reject ads prematurely claiming victory.
Republicans are mobilising thousands of volunteers to watch early voting sites and ballot drop boxes, part of an effort to look for evidence to back up President Donald Trump’s unsubstantiated complaints about voter fraud.
The president’s son Donald Trump Jr sought such volunteers for an “Army for Trump’s election security operation” in a September video that racked up millions of views on social media.
Facebook’s Vice President of Content Policy Monika Bickert said the company would not apply its new policy retroactively, but confirmed that the video would be considered in violation of its rules going forward.
“Under the new policy, if that video were to be posted again, we would indeed be removing it,” she said on a call with reporters.
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The humble egg tart is a brilliant union of Chinese and European baking traditions, as many consider it a combination of Cantonese egg custard and Western custard tarts. We’re lucky to have both the classic Hong Kong and decadent Portuguese variants in Singapore. The former is characterised by a shortbread-like base and smooth custard filling, whereas the latter tends to be more of a dessert with its burnt caramel top and puff pastry base….
Singapore — In the case of a man who died in a 2016 fight with his childhood friend and the friend’s stepfather, the police released a statement on Monday (Oct 5) that there was no evidence that the victim, Mr Shawn Ignatius Rodrigues, had made threats to his friend, Ryan Xavier Tay Seet Choong, and […]
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Minister criticized for ‘politicizing’ #SiswaJagaSiswa while hashtag founder labeled ‘sellout.’ This article, No help for stranded uni students, but Education Minister says will monitor online reactions, originally appeared on Coconuts, Asia’s leading alternative media company.
Love, Bonito recently opened its fourth outlet in Singapore at VivoCity, which takes on a family-friendly concept. The post From Women To Mothers: Love, Bonito Co-Founder On How They Pivot According To Evolving Needs appeared first on Vulcan Post.
Kuala Lumpur— Muhyiddin Yassin, the Prime Minister of Malaysia and several other officials who were in contact with a minister tested positive for COVID-19 are in quarantine. Zulkifli Mohamad al-Bakri, the country’s Religious Affairs Minister, yesterday (October 5) said he tested positive for COVID-19. Malaysia is facing a new wave of infections, with a record […]
Singapore — Activist Gilbert Goh and his team have been going around helping the less fortunate more frequently since the Covid-19 pandemic. They have given blankets, food or simply drawn attention on social media to those who are homeless or in need, especially the elderly. Mr Goh has gained a following by telling snippets of […]
STB has awarded a S$145,000 contract to Norway’s DNV GL AS to come up with necessary health and safety measures for cruise lines. The post STB To Launch ‘Cruises To Nowhere’ To Revive Leisure Travel – Will This Idea Sink Or Float? appeared first on Vulcan Post.
Singapore — Opposition Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) chief Chee Soon Juan, who never shies away from speaking up about his political convictions, shifted gears and shed more light on his personal life in a recent interview with the Robb Report, a Singapore-based luxury lifestyle publication. In the interview, Dr Chee, 58, addressed the public’s perception […]
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