London: Prince Harry says he warned the kingdom of the chief executive of Twitter before the Riots Capitol January that social media sites are used to hold the political unrest in the capital of the United States.
Harry made his comments Tuesday Tuesday when he participated in an online panel of misinformation in California.
He said he made his concerns known through email to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey day before the unrest.
“Jack and I exchanged email before January 6th where I warned that allowing the coup staged platonnya,” said Harry in Technology Forum RE :.
“An email was sent the day before and then it happened and I have not heard from him since.” Twitter declined to comment on Harry’s comments.
Social media sites have been on fire for not doing enough to stop the spread of false information and insulting content, and stormed the US.
Capitol by supporters Donald Trump is often cited as an example of the consequences of allowing hatred to mingle.
Big Tech in general has been accused of putting growth and profits ahead of public safety.
Harry accused the other social media sites such as Facebook from “billions of people” who mislead with wrong information about Covid-19 and climate change.
She also target YouTube, said many videos spreading misinformation covid-19 was abandoned despite breaking his own website policy.
“And worse, they come to the users by means of its own on YouTube algorithms versus anything that users are really looking for, ” he said.” That suggests that it could be stopped but they also do not want to stop.
That’s because it affects their bottom line.
“Harry is listed as the organization’s founder-profit in the Forum Tech.
Earlier this year he joined the US Think Tank The Aspen Institute as a commissioner in misinformation and disinformation in the media.
Harry and his wife, the Duchess of Sussex, announced in early 2020 that they quit royal duties and moved to North America, citing what they say is intolerable intrusion and racist attitude of the British media.
Prince Harry says he warned the CEO of Twitter from the US Capitol Riot
