YouTube to remove content alleging ‘widespread fraud or errors’

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YouTube said it will begin removing content that alleges there was widespread fraud in the presidential election.

The video uploading platform announced the policy update on Wednesday, one day after the “safe harbor” deadline, which is generally accepted as the date by which all state-level election challenges are supposed to be completed.

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