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TikTok Keeps 83% Hate Posts; Meta Supplies Minimal Evidence

5/28/2026

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TikTok removed 17% of reported hate-speech posts, leaving 83% online.
The Appeals Centre Europe found Meta supplied evidence in fewer than 100 of 4,600 wrongful account-ban complaints.
Platforms provided relevant content for review in only 28% of over 10,000 reports, limiting the Centre’s assessment.
The Centre disagreed with platform actions in 59% of the 2,970 examined cases, citing Instagram’s racist comments, YouTube’s antisemitic videos, and TikTok’s AI-generated Russia-Ukraine war video.

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Story summary

TikTok removed 17% of reported hate-speech posts, leaving 83% online.
The Appeals Centre Europe found Meta supplied evidence in fewer than 100 of 4,600 wrongful account-ban complaints.
Platforms provided relevant content for review in only 28% of over 10,000 reports, limiting the Centre’s assessment.
The Centre disagreed with platform actions in 59% of the 2,970 examined cases, citing Instagram’s racist comments, YouTube’s antisemitic videos, and TikTok’s AI-generated Russia-Ukraine war video.