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UN-backed initiative Tech Against Terrorism adds the Taliban to its list of terrorist organizations and will alert tech companies when Taliban content is posted (Issie Lapowsky/Protocol)

Last updated on February 20, 2023 by uzair 0 Comment

Issie Lapowsky / Protocol:UN-backed initiative Tech Against Terrorism adds the Taliban to its list of terrorist organizations and will alert tech companies when Taliban content is postedA key UN-backed group that advises the tech industry on dealing with terrorist groups online has added the Afghan Taliban
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