Twitter Says It Will Lock Trump’s Account for 12 Hours

The transcript discusses the challenges social media companies face in handling content from influential figures like President Trump. It highlights the experimental nature of content removal, the influence of political changes, and the pressure from employees to address violence. The discussion also touches on criticism of social media platforms for acting too late and the complexities of balancing censorship claims with platform rules.

What is one of the main concerns social media companies have when taking action against Trump's content?

• Lack of clear policies

• Accusations of censorship

• Fear of losing users

• Technical difficulties

What has increased the confidence of social media companies in dealing with Trump's content?

• Support from international organizations

• The upcoming Democratic administration

• New technological advancements

• Decreased user engagement

What external factor is pressuring social media companies to act against Trump's content?

• Competitor actions

• User feedback

• Government regulations

• Employee demands

Why do some critics believe social media companies' actions against Trump are 'too little, too late'?

• They have not banned him completely

• They are not transparent about their policies

• They acted only after he lost power

• They are still allowing some of his content

What past event is mentioned as an opportunity when social media could have acted against Trump?

• The impeachment trial

• The 2016 election

• The Muslim ban

• The Paris Agreement withdrawal