Twitter Changes Policy For Hacked Materials

Twitter announced a policy change following the restriction of a New York Post story about Hunter Biden. The platform will not remove hacked content unless shared by hackers or their associates. Instead, Twitter will label tweets to provide context, empowering users to evaluate content themselves.

What prompted Twitter to announce a change in its content policy?

• A viral tweet about a celebrity

• A New York Post story about Hunter Biden

• A user complaint about privacy

• A government regulation

Under Twitter's new policy, when will hacked content be removed?

• When it is shared by any user

• When it is shared by hackers or their associates

• When it receives a certain number of reports

• When it contains sensitive information

What approach will Twitter take instead of blocking links?

• Deleting the tweets

• Suspending the accounts

• Labeling tweets to provide context

• Notifying the authorities

What is the intended effect of labeling tweets according to Twitter?

• To empower users to assess content themselves

• To increase user engagement

• To reduce the number of tweets

• To promote certain viewpoints

Which of the following is NOT part of Twitter's new policy?

• Not blocking links from being shared

• Labeling tweets for context

• Removing all hacked content

• Empowering users to assess content