eSafety regulator criticizes social media for monetizing harmful content

The eSafety regulator, Julie Inman Grant, presented evidence to the royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion, highlighting issues related to social media platforms.

Inman Grant specifically criticized the platform X for prioritizing the distribution and monetization of "gore" and "fringe" content.

The regulator's testimony aimed to address the broader implications of harmful content on social media and its impact on societal cohesion.

The commission is examining the role of online platforms in the propagation of antisemitism and other forms of hate speech.

The regulatory body has called for greater accountability and oversight over how social media companies manage content related to violence and extremism.

eSafety regulator criticizes social media for monetizing harmful content

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