White nationalist Nicholas Fuentes and his fanbase pressured Trump’s 2024 campaign with online propaganda, likely violating platform policies without
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In the run up to the US general elections, ISD reviewed platform policies and highlighted a critical lack of transparency in safety measures, resource
With the 2024 US election rapidly approaching, ISD has found evidence that platforms are failing to remove or label even the debunked content.
For over two decades al-Qaeda has had a thriving online presence, ISD’s Moustada Ayad explains why this long-term problem doesn’t need to be one.
This report investigates how TikTok has mishandled the moderation of anti-migrant and anti-refugee content on its platform.
ISD examines how the proliferation of AI content online is distracting people from the real-world horrors of the Gaza conflict.
‘Targeted individuals’ (TIs) are those who believe they are victims of gangstalking by adversaries, often claiming government involvement.
An ISD analysis shows a dangerous network of neo-Nazis are using mainstream Telegram groups to spread their propaganda in and recruit from.
With rising online radicalization among minors, social media must improve moderation and stronger regulations.
This is the executive summary of ISD’s Pulling Back the Curtain series which explores different aspects of YouTube’s recommendation algorithm.
