The first analysis of hate and harassment on Minecraft server data.
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Children are spending more time on social media than ever before but tech platforms are not transparent about the hate and harassment taking place on their platforms or their actions to stop it. ADL conducted a survey of parents to assess their level of concern and what changes they would like to see in social media for their children.
ADL’s annual Online Hate and Harassment report provides the latest nationally representative figures on the online experiences of Americans in 2020.
ADL analyzed the digital experience of Jewish lawmakers ahead of the 2020 elections.
In January 2021, ADL investigated how a variety of platforms address Holocaust denial content. Our investigators both reviewed policies and tested enforcement regarding Holocaust denial. We created a report card on how tech companies are currently managing Holocaust denial content on their digital social platforms based on these results.
ADL’s Center for Technology and Society has released the results of a nationally representative survey on online hate and harassment in America. Thirty-seven percent of Americans experienced severe online hate and harassment in 2018, including sexual harassment, stalking, physical threats or sustained harassment, whereas over half of Americans have experienced some form of online harassment. Read the full report here.
ADL highlights 25 Spanish-language Facebook posts that are antisemitic and clearly violate the platform’s hate speech policy. This report exposes some of the troubling content and provides specific policy recommendations for Facebook.
The ADL Center for Technology and Society is building the Online Hate Index, a machine learning system that detects hate targeting marginalized groups on online platforms. This report presents the inaugural findings of the OHI’s antisemitism classifier.
This report is part of the ADL Belfer Fellowship series. What can machine learning tell us about white supremacist speech online? ADL Belfer Fellow Libby Hemphill shows how platforms miss discussions of conspiracy theories about white genocide and Jewish power and malicious grievances against Jews and people of color--and how platforms can do better.
Despite the blitz of self-regulation from technology companies, the level of online hate and harassment reported by users barely shifted when compared to reports from a year ago.
ADL grades social media platforms on how well they act on antisemitic content.
ADL's third annual survey on hate and harassment in online games, including a first-of-its-kind survey of teen online gaming experiences
ADL recoge 25 publicaciones de Facebook en español que son antisemitas y violan claramente la política de discurso de odio de la plataforma. Este informe expone algunos de los contenidos preocupantes y ofrece recomendaciones de política específicas para Facebook.
Transparency reports are supposed to tell us about the scope of online hate—in reality, they don't.
ADL’s Center for Technology and Society (CTS) collected data from four livestreaming events occurring between October 2020 and February 2021 on Twitch featuring both politicians and video game streamers. Despite the threat of potential hate and harassment during these events, our data analysis showed these events were primarily positive and inclusive.
