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 <p>Just days after announcing a new push to combat misinformation about <a href="https://www.cbsnews.com/live-updates/coronavirus-disease-covid-19-latest-news-deaths-2020-03-23/">coronavirus</a> circulating on the social network, Twitter warned on Monday it might not be able to address every tweet that violates those new safety rules.</p><p>Under the <a href="https://www.cnet.com/news/twitter-will-require-users-to-remove-tweets-that-could-increase-the-spread-of-coronavirus/">new guidance</a> announced Wednesday, Twitter said it would require users to remove tweets that could fuel the spread of the novel coronavirus, specifically those that go against the recommendations of local and global health authorities or encourage the use of ineffective or harmful treatments.</p> 

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