Twitter’s work to protect the conversation following the riots in Washington, DC

As the world continues to fight the COVID-19 pandemic we're updating our rules to protect the conversation around this critical public health issue.

An update on our hateful conduct policy

We're focused on keeping high-profile accounts on Twitter safe and secure during the 2020 US election.

At Twitter, we’re committed to protecting people’s ability to express their fundamental civil rights safely — especially voting. That’s why, today, we’re expanding our Civic Integrity Policy.

Today we are disclosing 32,242 accounts to our archive of state-linked information operations — the only one of its kind in the industry.

Transparency is at the heart of everything we do at Twitter. That’s why we routinely disclose datasets of information operations we can reliably link to state actors.

Transparency and openness are deep-seated values at the heart of Twitter. Today, we are disclosing six additional datasets covering five separate jurisdictions.

We are disclosing a significant state-backed information operation focused on the situation in Hong Kong, specifically the protest movement and their calls for political change.

Defining public interest on Twitter with more information on how we make decisions and what it looks like when we do.