Congress asks Meta, TikTok, YouTube and Twitter to archive evidence of Russian war crimes
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Carolyn Maloney
Gregory Meeks
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Four U.S. representatives signed letters to the CEOs of Meta, TikTok, YouTube and Twitter urging them to archive any content uploaded to their platforms that could be used as evidence of Russian war crimes. As TikTok booms in popularity and surpasses 1 billio?
As said here by Amanda Silberling