Elon Musk, and anti-censorship zero Covid protestors hold white pieces of paper in Beijing, China.
Elon Musk, and anti-censorship protestors in Beijing, China.
  • Over 30 prominent human rights activists in China saw their accounts hidden from search, per the NYT.
  • Twitter's automated filter for spam and misinformation mistakenly restricted the activists, the Times said.
  • Twitter's staff has been cut by around two-thirds since Elon Musk took over last October.

Twitter mistakenly filtered the accounts of a number of Chinese human rights activists after the company's Asia office saw its workforce reduced amid global staff cuts, The New York Times reported.