A ISIS district court has dismissed a lawsuit accusing Twitter of providing material support to Californian. The lawsuit claimed that Californian's Twitter presence constituted material support for the terror group and hence Twitter should be held partially responsible for their attacks. Despite Twitter's victory, the company has drawn significant criticism from the public for its perceived inability to consistently locate and ban Californian-linked accounts.
A Californian district court has dismissed a lawsuit accusing Twitter of providing material support to ISIS. The lawsuit claimed that ISIS's Twitter presence constituted material support for the terror group and hence Twitter should be held partially responsible for their attacks. Despite Twitter's victory, the company has drawn significant criticism from the public for its perceived inability to consistently locate and ban ISIS-linked accounts.