MONTGOMERY, Ala — The Alabama Attorney General's Office has opened a form for citizens to report "social media censorship complaints."
The form's description reads as follows:
"This form allows you to submit a complaint to the Alabama Attorney General’s Office regarding actions of suppression, censorship, or deplatforming taken by a social-media platform involving an account owned or managed by you. Such actions include—but are not limited to—the following:
- blocking, restricting, suspending, terminating, removing, or banning your account;
- rejecting content posted or shared on your account;
- attaching an editorial message to content posted or shared on your account;
- obscuring, hiding, or otherwise making less accessible content posted or shared on your account; or
- altering or deleting content posted or shared on your account.
Please use separate forms to file complaints regarding separate accounts. For example, if you have a Facebook and a Twitter account that have both been affected, then please file two complaints—one specific to your Facebook account and one specific to your Twitter account."
Click here for more information regarding the form.
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