US T -Tuktok users who once saw the app as a shelter for free speech, say they see artifacts of censorship after the platform, owned by China’s Baitidance, an executive order of President Donald Trump It has been restored.
Techtok users are noting a difference in the short video app after a new law was restored under a new law on Saturday.
Trump has pledged to find a solution to the ban, including several bid -bearers, including people with close ties with the new Republican president.
Consumers say they are watching less directly, and some activity has been removed to violate community guidelines or flags at high rates, including for the behavior whose first Was allowed.
“Our policies and algorithms have not changed,” Techtok said in a statement. Reuters. “We are working hard to restore our US actions to normal and expect some temporary instability when we restore our services, which may affect Tick Talk features or access to consumer app “”
But some users say they now look at the moderate moderation, such as limited search results, as well as warnings about false information and users to check their sources.
Some people claimed that Tukk had a surprising thing on comments that used phrases like “Free Palestine” and “Free Ligogi”, referring to Logi Mangoin, on which United Health The executive is accused of killing, which was previously allowed.
Tactok said it does not allow content that promotes violent or hateful people on the platform.
On Monday, Trump signed an executive order, which he said, referring to social media platforms, is to restore the freedom of speech and the end censorship.
Contemporary creator, comedian and experienced Pat Luller, 36, said he made a sarcastic video in response to the hand of billionaire Elon Musk’s hand at the opening ceremony that some people appeared as a Nazi salute. – After that, loller was limited to how he could share the video extensively, which received more than a million ideas.
“I have never seen before, and it still exists. It says ‘sharing is limited to a chat at a time.’
Trump said on Tuesday that he was open to Musk, who is a close ally of the president, and if he wants to do so, help monitor his new move on public performance.
Takatok user Lisa Clean said on meta threads that Tukk, who criticizes Trump, is having difficulty posting a video.
“I tried to post this six times, and it would not allow me to be censorship, hopefully, hopefully, it will work here,” Klein said. In the video, in the opening prayer service in Washington’s National Cathedral, he was asked to show mercy to “frightened” people, citing Trump’s response to Epscople Bishop Marian Edgar Bade.
27 -year -old Danishia Carter said her account, which has two million followers, immediately on Saturday’s darkness of the tectican. He was later suspended. He was told that the reason for this was a “violation of numerous policy” when he tried to log in after lifting the ban.
“It has been very politically targeted,” said Carter, a political and social observer, who said that Techtok would not explain his decision, which said it was final. The last current series called the wealthy tech executives to influence the US presidential campaign and the US business.
Others say they are being flagged for comments related to politics, and these concerns have been raised that consumers are being targeted on the basis of identity or other standards, including previous materials.
Statistics analyst and content creator Ada “Mela” Aurtez said he received strikes after leaving innocent comments on other videos, with a warning that another violation stops it from accessing some features Will
“It was just so sudden and random, I thought they were trying to get me out of here,” he said. The Ortez has then deleted about 15 videos, which were Vice -President Kamla Harris and Anti -Trump.
