Google axed 210 YouTube channels after it found they had been tied to misinformation about Hong Kong protesters, the company announced. This comes days after Twitter and Facebook said they would suspend nearly 1,000 accounts that were linked to a state-backed disinformation campaign originating from inside China.
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