Today, the Supreme Court rejected a challenge that would have limited U.S. government engagements with social media platforms regarding threats that manifest online. Such engagements do pose risks, but at the Terrorism and Social Media (TASM) conference last week at Swansea University I told a story about how one such engagement helped Facebook undermine an Iranian influence operation built around the impersonation of the Proud Boys. You can read that story and the rest of my keynote on the Cinder website at: https://lnkd.in/gDwK-yYm Thanks again to Stuart Macdonald and the entire TASM crew for organizing and providing me the opportunity to speak. And thanks to Charlotte Willner, J.M. Berger, and Glen Wise, who all get namechecked. #tasmconf
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2wThanks for sharing Brian, I’ll definitely take a look.