Apple, Other Tech Firms Remove Links to Infowars Content

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Posted on AllSides August 6, 2018

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Several big technology companies including Apple Inc. and YouTube removed links to content from the controversial far-right website Infowars, deepening the debate over how internet platforms should handle divisive or offensive content.

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