#Joe biden twitter icon free

This is different from the strategy Twitter uses to address text tweets that contain voter misinformation, which have also been shared by the President.

#Joe biden twitter icon free

Whether they click or not, they are free to share the tweet as they see fit. Users, if they see the label in the first place, can click on it to find more information - sometimes, for instance, a list of tweets from journalists explaining how the video is false.

Twitter is reluctant to remove posts sent by politicians because it says those tweets, even if false or crude, can play an important role in public debate. It’s a move Twitter finds itself having to make increasingly often as Election Day approaches and Trump and his allies continue to share edited and doctored videos on social media.īut though Twitter has been more willing to take action than its rivals have, that action still amounts only to affixing a tiny label under edited videos – a label that might easily be missed by Twitter users and that reads only “Manipulated Media” without explaining how the video has been edited and if it is false. Twitter on Wednesday flagged as “manipulated media” a tweet that President Trump had sent some hours earlier, which featured a video of his opponent Joe Biden, but with the song “Despacito” that Biden had been playing replaced with another song, “F**k Tha Police.”