Meta公司在周六投票权抗议活动期间暂时关闭了No Kings运动的Instagram账户数小时 1。该平台发言人Andy Stone随后表示，"不幸的是，这一自动化措施显然是错误触发的" 1。Meta声称是在检测到高频发布时误启了账户暂停机制 1。
No Kings联盟对这一解释提出质疑 1。该组织在周日发布声明称，"在选举期间限制关于投票的沟通是不可接受的" 1，并指出成员"只发布了少量内容，并向数千人进行了直播" 1。这一事件引发了对社交媒体言论审查的担忧，参议员伯尼·桑德斯对此表示关注，指责"富豪对媒体的控制" 1 导致账户被暂停。No Kings运动始于去年夏季，聚焦联邦裁员、移民执法和外国战争等广泛议题 1，今年的投票动员工作部分源于最高法院对《投票权法案》的削弱 1。
Meta temporarily shut down the Instagram account of the No Kings movement for several hours on Saturday amid voting rights demonstrations, sparking concerns about content moderation and free speech.1 A Meta spokesperson, Andy Stone, subsequently apologized for the action, stating that "Unfortunately, that automated action was clearly taken in error" and attributing the suspension to the platform's automated systems mistakenly flagging high-frequency posting activity.1
The No Kings coalition disputed Meta's explanation, releasing a statement on Sunday that declared "Restricting communications about voting in the middle of an election is unacceptable."1 The group maintained that members "posted only a handful of times and livestreamed to thousands," contradicting the characterization that excessive posting triggered the suspension.1 Senator Bernie Sanders also weighed in on the incident, attributing the account suspension to "billionaire ownership of the media."1
The No Kings movement, which emerged last summer to address federal layoffs, immigration enforcement, and foreign wars among other issues, has ramped up its focus on voting mobilization this year, partly in response to the Supreme Court's weakening of the Voting Rights Act.1
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