Conservative Twitter Users Accuse Company of Bias

The video discusses Twitter's recent purge of accounts suspected of violating terms of service, highlighting the challenges in distinguishing bots from real users. It addresses Twitter's historical issues with harassment and political influence, particularly during the 2017-2018 period. The video also compares Twitter's fake account problem with Facebook's, noting the differences in account creation and verification processes. Twitter claims its tools are apolitical, focusing on suspicious behaviors, while Facebook reports a lower percentage of fake accounts.

What was the main reason for Twitter's recent account purge?

• To increase user engagement

• To reduce server load

• To remove accounts violating terms of service

• To promote new features

What challenge does Twitter face when purging accounts?

• Improving user interface

• Increasing advertisement revenue

• Expanding server capacity

• Identifying real users from bots

How do Russian bots complicate Twitter's account purges?

• By hacking into user accounts

• By presenting themselves as real people

• By creating fake news

• By increasing server traffic

What is a significant difference between Twitter and Facebook regarding fake accounts?

• Facebook does not verify accounts

• Twitter allows accounts without real names

• Facebook has a higher percentage of fake accounts

• Twitter requires real names for accounts

What percentage of Twitter accounts does the company claim are fake?

• 10%

• 5%

• 15%

• 2%