Spotify claims to have limited COVID guidelines

When Spotify launched removal Neil Young’s play from his work, defended his actions against falsehoods and said he had already released more than 20,000 podcasts related to COVID. The teenager threatened to fire his booklet after claiming that Joe Rogan was spreading lies about the COVID-19 vaccine through his podcast. Despite what Spotify said, The experience of Joe Rogan still available on the platform, with Spotify’s COVID information (as we have seen On the beach) can explain why.

Apparently, even Spotify employees are frustrated with the company’s partnership with Rogan over his views on COVID-19. The head of global communications company Dustee Jenkins reportedly responded to Spotify’s Slack concerns and told staff that the group had already addressed a number of disputes. The experience of Joe Rogan sections and found that they “did not meet the removal part.” He called the members of the group who reviewed the content “some of the best professionals” and said Spotify was working with other people to help change its policies. “What Spotify has not done is move quickly to share the information abroad, and they are trying to address this as soon as possible,” he added.

Although Spotify did not share this information, On the beach set a section of health guidelines, which prohibits:

“Promotions of false or fraudulent health-related content that may harm people who do not use the Internet and / or threaten public health such as:

Rejection of the presence of AIDS or COVID-19

Promoting the intentional taking of serious or serious illness or disease

Demonstrating that bleaching can cure various ailments and diseases

Assuming that wearing a mask will cause the wearer to be seriously injured, life-threatening

Promoting or claiming that the vaccine was designed to kill death “

There are many podcasters who can escape with minimal and minimal rules. In comparison, YouTube he explains clearly that anything that contains a complaint against a health authority or WHO is prohibited on its page. Not only does wearing a mask prevent harmful effects that are prohibited on Google work, but it does say that masking does not help prevent the spread or spread of COVID-19. A podcast host on Spotify can say the final word without any consequences. Spotify no longer has a ban on claims that ivermectin is safe and effective in treating the virus.

Back in December, a team of scientists and doctors dispatched open letter to Spotify, asking him to use the wrong procedure after Rogan visited Dr. Robert Malone on his show. In a controversial article, Malone said people simply believe that the COVID-19 vaccine is effective because of “high levels of psychosis.” The group also recorded several “false” “allegations” that Rogan had made on his podcast during the entire period, including the time he said mRNA vaccine and “gene therapy” and others when he recommended the use of ivermectin to treat COVID-19.