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An ex-ByteDance employee recounts the inner workings of the company's complex content moderation system and the role of China's internet censorship policies (Shen Lu/Protocol)

Shen Lu / Protocol: An ex-ByteDance employee recounts the inner workings of the company's complex content moderation system and the role of China's internet censorship policies  —  This is the story of Li An, a pseudonymous former employee at ByteDance, as told to Protocol's Shen Lu.
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