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YouTube says it has taken down 30,000 videos that made false or misleading claims about COVID-19 vaccines over the last six months

Axios Ashley Gold

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  • @evelyndouek Evelyn Douek on x
    I suppose we should be grateful for this scrap, but a bunch of random high-level numbers given exclusively to Axios does not transparency make. https://www.axios.com/...
  • @caulfieldtim Timothy Caulfield on x
    “YouTube removed 30,000 videos with #COVID #vaccine #misinformation in last 6 months” https://www.axios.com/... by @ashleyrgold via @axios ht @HealthWatch123 “Since February 2020, YouTube has taken down more than 800,000 videos containing #coronavirus misinformation.”