Twitter hid Trump's post with hints of election fraud

Twitter has flagged yet another Donald Trump post as inaccurate. The social network thus warns that the information in the publication of the President of the United States is controversial and may be misleading.

“Yesterday I led, often confidently, in many key states, almost all of which are controlled by Democrats. Now, one by one, they are magically disappearing into the count of the surprise ballot dumps. VERY STRANGE,” Trump wrote, adding that sociologists were very wrong in their predictions.

This is the second Trump's tweet about the last election that the social network has hidden due to fears of inaccuracy. In a previous post , the incumbent accused the Democrats of trying to steal the election from him. Facebook added to a similar Trump post a message stating that the final election results may differ from the subtotals, as the vote count could take days or even weeks.

The broadcast of Trump's address , in which he prematurely and unreasonably announced his victory, was flagged on Facebook, but not on Twitter.

The new practice of the largest social networks affected not only the president: Twitter also assigned inaccuracies to the posts of Democrats and Republicans in the states of Wisconsin and Florida, notes Reuters . But, according to the agency, social networks do not have time to mark all publications of officials that require fact-checking.