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The DNC Wants Phone Companies to Police Text Messages for Vaccine Misinformation
- mullingitover 5y agoWow, this is actually a great idea. I've been reading that a lot of the leading anti-vaccine proponents are essentially grifters who are getting a social media following from vaccine hesitant people as part of their long game to hawk garbage nutritional supplements. The more that can be done to shut down these scams, the better.
- ipspam 5y agoI think it will be great when we all think the same great thoughts. This is a good first step to getting everyones thinking synced up so we can live in a better world without hate or misinformation. Where all relevant information is available from your local global power structure.
- pbak 5y agoI both give you a 9/10 for your social camouflage course. Great work !
- mousepilot 5y agoI'm on board with this!
- abystander 5y agoInconceivable that this could be abused. /s It doesn't take a genius to surmise that a future actual despot will hijack all this infrastructure that was so cleverly crafted by The Very Smart Experts on the left.
- quantified 5y agoThe politico article only says “work with SMS providers”. Not sure what “mete out” refers to in the tweet, but it’s Twitter, so prone to capturing random verbiage. Still “working with” needs explaining. Don’t forget Obama expanded surveillance. Looking at your comms is bipartisan.