X, anteriormente Twitter , puede suspender cuentas, temporal o permanentemente, de su servicio de redes sociales . Las suspensiones de cuentas de alto perfil suelen atraer la atención de los medios, [1] y el uso de suspensiones por parte de X ha sido controvertido.
Política
Los usuarios que son suspendidos de Twitter, basándose en supuestas violaciones de los términos de servicio de Twitter , generalmente no son informados de cuáles de sus tuits fueron la causa. Solo se les dice que sus cuentas no serán restauradas, y se les dice cuáles de las reglas de Twitter según la empresa fueron violadas. [2] Además de las decisiones de política de pautas de la comunidad, el sistema de detección de DMCA de Twitter y el sistema de detección de spam a veces son manipulados o abusados por grupos de usuarios que intentan forzar la suspensión de un usuario. [3]
Algunos comentaristas, como el empresario tecnológico Declan McCullagh y el profesor de derecho Glenn Reynolds , han criticado las políticas de suspensión y prohibición de Twitter como extralimitaciones de poder. [4] [5]
Historia
Entre 2014 y 2016, las suspensiones de Twitter estuvieron frecuentemente vinculadas a cuentas relacionadas con el EI . En 2015 se inició una "campaña de suspensión de Twitter" y, en un solo día, el 4 de abril de 2015, se suspendieron unas 10.000 cuentas. [6] Twitter cerró repetidamente cuentas que difundían material del EI, pero rápidamente aparecieron otras nuevas que se anunciaban con su antiguo nombre de usuario de Twitter; Twitter, a cambio, bloqueó aquellas en lo que se denominó un juego continuo de Whac-A-Mole . Para agosto de 2014, Twitter había suspendido una docena de cuentas oficiales del EI, [7] y entre septiembre y diciembre de 2014 suspendió al menos 1000 cuentas que promovían al EI. [8] Twitter afirmó que entre mediados de 2015 y febrero de 2016 había suspendido 125.000 cuentas asociadas con el EI y organizaciones relacionadas, [8] y para agosto de 2016 había suspendido unas 360.000 cuentas por estar asociadas con el terrorismo (no todas ellas estaban relacionadas con el EI). [7]
En enero de 2016, Twitter fue demandado por la viuda de un hombre estadounidense asesinado en el ataque a tiros de Ammán de 2015 , alegando que permitir que ISIL usara continuamente la plataforma, incluidos los mensajes directos en particular, [9] constituía la provisión de apoyo material a una organización terrorista . Twitter impugnó la afirmación. [10] [11] La demanda fue desestimada por el Tribunal de Distrito de los Estados Unidos para el Distrito Norte de California , confirmando el puerto seguro de la Sección 230 , que dicta que los operadores de un servicio informático interactivo no son responsables del contenido publicado por sus usuarios. [11] [12] La demanda fue revisada en agosto de 2016, proporcionando comparaciones con otros dispositivos de telecomunicaciones. [9]
Twitter suspendió varias cuentas de parodia que satirizaban la política rusa en mayo de 2016, lo que desató protestas y planteó preguntas sobre la postura de la empresa sobre la libertad de expresión . [13] Tras la protesta pública, Twitter restauró las cuentas al día siguiente sin explicar por qué se habían suspendido. [14] El mismo día, Twitter, junto con Facebook , Google y Microsoft , acordaron conjuntamente un código de conducta de la Unión Europea que los obliga a revisar "[la] mayoría de las notificaciones válidas para la eliminación de discursos de odio ilegales " publicados en sus servicios en un plazo de 24 horas. [15] En agosto de 2016, Twitter declaró que había prohibido 235.000 cuentas en los últimos seis meses, lo que elevó el número total de cuentas suspendidas a 360.000 cuentas en el último año, por violar las políticas que prohíben el uso de la plataforma para promover el extremismo. [16]
El 10 de mayo de 2019, Twitter anunció que suspendió 166.513 cuentas por promover el terrorismo en el período de julio a diciembre de 2018, y afirmó que hubo una disminución constante en el número de grupos terroristas que intentaban usar la plataforma debido a su "aplicación de una política de tolerancia cero". Según Vijaya Gadde , directora legal, de políticas, de confianza y seguridad de Twitter, hubo una reducción del 19 % en los tuits relacionados con el terrorismo en comparación con el período del informe anterior (enero a junio de 2018). [17] [18] [19] [20] [21]
En septiembre de 2017, Twitter respondió a los llamados [22] para suspender la cuenta del presidente estadounidense Donald Trump , aclarando que no lo harían porque consideran que sus tuits son "de interés periodístico". [23]
En octubre de 2017, Twitter publicó un calendario de próximos cambios relacionados con la aplicación de las normas. Entre otras cosas, Twitter prometió ofrecer "una mejor experiencia para las apelaciones de suspensiones", incluida una descripción detallada para el usuario de cómo una cuenta suspendida violaba las normas. [24]
En noviembre de 2017, Twitter dio como fecha límite el 18 de diciembre para cumplir con su nueva política, y agregó: "Tampoco puedes afiliarte a organizaciones que, ya sea por sus propias declaraciones o actividades tanto dentro como fuera de la plataforma, utilicen o promuevan la violencia contra civiles para promover sus causas". [25] El 18 de diciembre, se suspendieron las cuentas de varias organizaciones de alto perfil. [26]
Tras la adquisición de Twitter por parte de Elon Musk en octubre de 2022, se informó que la plataforma planeaba poner fin al uso de suspensiones permanentes. [27] En noviembre de 2022, Musk declaró que las cuentas que se involucraran en suplantación de identidad sin una etiqueta de parodia "clara" serían suspendidas permanentemente sin previo aviso. [28]
En noviembre de 2022, muchos activistas antifascistas fueron expulsados de Twitter después de que Musk delegara las decisiones de moderación de contenido en los usuarios de la plataforma, en particular invitando al periodista de derecha Andy Ngo a denunciarle directamente las cuentas antifascistas. Entre los suspendidos se encontraban un grupo que brinda seguridad armada a eventos LGBT , cuentas que parodiaban a Elon Musk y un medio de comunicación palestino conocido por criticar al ejército israelí . [29] [30] [31]
Incidentes
Rosa McGowan
En octubre de 2017, la actriz Rose McGowan dijo que Twitter había suspendido su cuenta durante 12 horas después de que tuiteara repetidamente sobre la supuesta mala conducta sexual del ex ejecutivo de un estudio de cine Harvey Weinstein hacia ella y otras personas. Twitter explicó que la cuenta de McGowan había violado su política de privacidad porque uno de sus tuits incluía un número de teléfono privado. Según The New York Times , "Muchos usuarios de Twitter expresaron su indignación por el bloqueo de la cuenta de la Sra. McGowan". Después de que se eliminara el tuit, su cuenta se desbloqueó varias horas antes de que expirara la prohibición de 12 horas. Un representante de Twitter declaró: "Seremos más claros sobre estas políticas y decisiones en el futuro". [32] [33] Más tarde ese día, la ingeniera de software Kelly Ellis, usando el hashtag #WomenBoycottTwitter, instó a las mujeres a evitar Twitter durante 24 horas, a partir de la medianoche, en solidaridad con McGowan y con "todas las víctimas de odio y acoso que Twitter no apoya". Varios activistas, celebridades y periodistas se unieron al boicot. [34] Otros criticaron el nivel de organización y el hecho de que sólo durara 24 horas. [35]
Purga de seguidores falsos de 2018
El 11 de julio de 2018, The New York Times informó que Twitter comenzaría a eliminar cuentas de seguidores falsos para aumentar la autenticidad de la plataforma. [36] [37]
El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, dijo que las redes sociales como Twitter estaban "totalmente discriminando" a los usuarios del Partido Republicano y conservadores . [42] Twitter y su director ejecutivo, Jack Dorsey, aclararon que la reducción en el número de seguidores era parte de los esfuerzos de la plataforma para reducir el spam y las cuentas bot. [37] [41] La propia cuenta de Dorsey perdió alrededor de 230.000 seguidores en la purga. [40]
El 27 de julio de 2018, las acciones de Twitter cayeron un 20,5% (equivalente a 6.000 millones de dólares). [38] La base de usuarios se redujo a 325 millones, frente a los 326 millones anteriores. [43]
Donald Trump
La cuenta suspendida de Trump
El 7 de enero de 2021, Twitter bloqueó temporalmente la cuenta del presidente estadounidense Donald Trump después de múltiples controversias, incluido su uso de la plataforma para socavar los resultados de las elecciones presidenciales de 2020 e incitar al ataque al Capitolio de los Estados Unidos del 6 de enero . El 8 de enero, Twitter suspendió permanentemente la cuenta de Trump, citando su violación de las pautas de glorificación de la violencia de Twitter. [44] [45] Twitter también suspendió o moderó fuertemente las cuentas que permitieron a Trump eludir su prohibición , incluido el identificador oficial @POTUS. [46] [47] Trump felicitó a Nigeria por bloquear Twitter y escribió que había invitado a Zuckerberg a cenar en la Casa Blanca. [48] [49] [50] Twitter fue criticado por prohibir a Trump pero eliminar los tuits de Ali Khamenei . [51] [52] Twitter también suspendió la cuenta "From the Desk of Donald J. Trump" (@DJTDesk), citando la evasión de la prohibición como motivo. [53] [54] [55] [56]
El 13 de enero de 2021, el fundador de Twitter, Jack Dorsey, tuiteó sobre la prohibición de Twitter por parte de Trump, [57] temiendo que, aunque la prohibición fuera la decisión correcta para Twitter como empresa, las acciones de Twitter "sientan un precedente que considero peligroso: el poder que tiene un individuo o una corporación sobre una parte de la conversación pública global". En 2022, Dorsey ha seguido expresando su preocupación por el papel de Twitter en la centralización de Internet con su tuit del 2 de marzo, en el que afirmaba que "centralizar el descubrimiento y la identidad en las corporaciones realmente dañó Internet. Me doy cuenta de que tengo parte de culpa y lo lamento". [58] La centralización de Internet sigue siendo una conversación fascinante en torno a Twitter y sus políticas de prohibición. [59]
El 19 de noviembre de 2022, Elon Musk restableció la cuenta de Trump . [60] Trump usó su cuenta de Twitter una vez en agosto de 2023 (publicando sobre su foto policial) desde su restablecimiento, pero por lo demás se ha centrado en hacer publicaciones en su plataforma de redes sociales Truth Social . [61] En agosto de 2024, Trump comenzó a publicar con más frecuencia en su cuenta. [62] [63]
Suspensiones de periodistas en 2022
Tres periodistas suspendidos [64]
El 15 de diciembre de 2022, se suspendieron las cuentas de varios periodistas, incluidos periodistas de The New York Times , CNN, Washington Post y Voice of America. Musk afirmó que las cuentas habían recibido una suspensión de siete días por violar la política de " doxing " de la plataforma al compartir su "ubicación exacta en tiempo real", comparándola con "coordenadas de asesinato". Sin embargo, se informó que ninguno de los periodistas suspendidos había compartido realmente la ubicación precisa en tiempo real de Musk en sus cuentas. [65] [66]
Las suspensiones fueron condenadas por las Naciones Unidas , mientras que la Unión Europea amenazó con sanciones contra Twitter en virtud de la Ley de Servicios Digitales de la UE que entrará en vigor en 2023 y requiere que las empresas de redes sociales "respeten la libertad de prensa y los derechos fundamentales". [67] Varios legisladores del Partido Demócrata estadounidense también criticaron las prohibiciones. [68]
Reporteros Sin Fronteras advirtió que si las suspensiones fueran en represalia por el trabajo de los periodistas sobre Musk, serían una "grave violación del derecho de los periodistas a informar las noticias sin temor a represalias". [69] [70]
La mayoría de las suspensiones se levantaron al día siguiente, el 16 de diciembre de 2022, después de que Musk sometiera a votación la decisión de restablecer las cuentas suspendidas mediante una encuesta informal en la que el 58,7% de los votantes optó por levantar las suspensiones de inmediato frente al 41,3% que votó a favor de que se levantaran las suspensiones después de 7 días más. [71] [72] Las cuentas no baneadas siguieron teniendo restringida la publicación hasta que eliminaran los tuits que supuestamente infringían las normas de Twitter. Algunos de los periodistas apelaron posteriormente la decisión, argumentando que sus tuits no infringían las normas. [73]
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