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As the discussion continues, some countries have started to propose regulatory laws for social media platforms. The idea is to go against hate speech, crimes in general and harassment, with the aim of building rules for services to moderate this type of content. Last December, for example, Instagram boss Adam Mosseri had to speak to US senators and heard from them: “ Self-policing depends on trust, and trust is gone .” Europe is also discussing the same issue .

to change. Pinterest, for example, has updated its community guidelines and iran phone number list algorithm to be more inclusive , give visibility to minorities and combat misinformation about climate change . For brands, this means that if they want to be more visible, they will also have to think about how they will include these minorities in their communications.

Even before last year's scandal, Facebook was already trying to be more aware of some sensitive content. In 2020, during the pandemic, many anti-vaccine posts were spread on social media platforms to scare people and prevent them from getting vaccinated, including Musk as the generator of these comments.

Given the viral nature of these platforms, this could cause the death of many people and cause the pandemic to continue for longer.

In this case, both Twitter and Instagram showed red flags every time someone made a post about COVID or vaccines explaining the importance of protecting oneself.