Restricting searches on terms like “Covid” is a flawed response to the challenge social platforms face balancing public safety and free expression.
Ten weeks into its existence, Meta Platforms Inc.’s Threads is trying desperately to avoid a fight about what content it allows on its site.
After Meta finally added the ability to search for keywords, users looking for posts on several significant topics — such as “Covid” — were surprised to turn up no results. Posts with that word existed, of course, but Meta is making them much harder to find . To prevent the risk of users finding something potentially
dangerous or incorrect on Threads, its competitor to the platform formerly known as Twitter, Meta has decided it is better for them to see nothing at all.
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