Extremists using 'codes' to evade detection online, royal commission hears

Far-right extremists are using coded language and memes to post antisemitic content that evades social media moderation, according to testimony at an Australian royal commission. By making the hate speech appear more subtle or disguised, bad actors can post more frequently while avoiding automated and human detection. The commission is examining how platforms can better identify these evasion tactics.

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