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Chinese companies blacklisted by the US for their involvement in Uighur oppression are rapidly expanding to sell COVID-19 surveillance techThe companies are touting thermal screening and facial recognition technologies, and are finding customers in Western countries including Amazon.President Trump's Twitter account appears as the top result when users search the word 'racist.'
A spokesperson for Twitter on Saturday told Business Insider that the president is listed under these terms as a result of the company's algorithm, which is triggered by user behavior. Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian quit the company's board in a 'long overdue' move to do the right thing, distancing himself from a site famous for racist contentOhanian, who is married to tennis star Serena Williams, said that he is urging the company to fill his seat with a black candidate.
Facebook is taking steps to stop the spread of the "Boogaloo" movement on its platform — a term which refers to a potential US civil war or the collapse of civilizationMembers of Boogaloo groups on Facebook have been tied to violent plots, and researchers say many Boogaloo participants identify with white nationalist groups or militias.
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