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Twitter's head of safety and integrity says the service has not changed content policies but was subjected to "an organized effort to make people think we have" (Dan Milmo/The Guardian)

Dan Milmo / The Guardian: Twitter's head of safety and integrity says the service has not changed content policies but was subjected to “an organized effort to make people think we have”  —  Platform says 300 accounts carried out 50,000-plus tweets in ‘organised effort to make users think firm has changed content policy’
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