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So this law was actually repealed in 2012,' she said.
'What did in fact happen was there was a breach of 35 million South Koreans' national identification numbers that were stolen. Speaking at a Twitter organised event in 2021, she pointed to a South Korean law from 2004 which required large websites to verify users. Twitter's director of public policy for Asia Pacific, Kara Hinesley, argued free speech was essential for the platform and blanket banning anonymous accounts would not reduce the amount of harassment. Such actions can include blocking select tweets or 'suspending accounts whose primary use we've determined is to engage in abusive behavior as defined in this policy, or who have shared violent threats'.
The Sydneysider said it was her 'dream' to work as a commentator in the horse racing fieldĪccording to Twitter's user policy, the platform 'will review and take action against reports of accounts targeting an individual or group of people with abusive or threatening behaviour'.
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