TikTok is flagging posts containing the phrase "Free Palestine" as hate speech according to some users, who now question the app's commitment to free speech.

TikTok users in the US are reporting that comments containing the phrase “Free Palestine” are being flagged as hate speech. The controversy comes just days after the platform was temporarily banned ...

TikTok has returned to the US after a 75-day lifeline granted by an executive order. Users report increased censorship, including flagged content and ...

TikTok is facing scrutiny over claims that it has been removing comments containing the phrase "Free Palestine" on its platform. Several users reported their comments being flagged for violating ...

ALBAWABA - Amid the ban shenanigans in the US, TikTok is once again the talk of social media after reports from users indicated that the popular video-sharing platform is removing 'Free Palestine ...

TikTok repeatedly denied endorsing an anti ... But that’s not true; nearly every social media platform tilted toward “Free Palestine” content in the wake of Oct. 7. A study from The ...

I disagree that “Banning TikTok Would Violate America’s Free Speech Tradition” (Review, Jan. 4). The First Amendment guarantees us the right to express our views; it doesn’t say anything ...

After the Supreme Court denied ByteDance's argument that a ban on the app infringes on users' free speech, TikTok said on Friday that it would "be forced to go dark" on Sunday. Download USA TODAY ...

The U.S. Supreme Court officially upheld the law to ban the TikTok social media app on Friday. The case has become a pivotal moment in the debate over free speech and national security ...

The US Supreme Court upheld the TikTok divest-or-ban law ... the government picking and choosing winners to try to tilt the free speech balance, tilt the marketplace of ideas." ...

Critics of the TikTok ban, including prominent tech and free-speech advocates, had argued that any government restriction on social-media platforms represents a dangerous precedent. But we already ...