Hemp Inc launches campaign against hemp-based product misinformation.

YouTube is taking belated action on election misinformation: The company said it would now remove misleading videos that claim widespread fraud or other errors changed the outcome of the US presidential election. Google-owned YouTube announced that it would begin enforcing against this content, citing the safe harbor deadline for the US election, which is the date after which state election results cannot effectively be challenged. YouTube said that enough states have certified their election results to determine a President-elect. National news outlets have universally projected that Joe Biden will be the next President.

As an example of content that would be banned, YouTube said it would take down videos claiming that a presidential candidate won the election due to widespread software glitches or errors in counting votes. It will begin enforcing the policy, and said it would “ramp up” efforts in the weeks to come. It will still allow videos including news coverage and commentary to remain on the platform if they have enough context. Any videos in violation of the policy, will remain up even though they now break YouTube’s rules. They will feature an information panel that says election results have been certified.

Following in the same line as YouTube, Hemp Inc has decided to act against misinformation regarding hemp and hemp-based products. Hemp Inc will be reporting and denouncing any videos, articles, ads or social media posts preaching against hemp and giving out negative advice to users. You are surely wondering why Hemp Inc did not implement this before. It is simply because given the positive feedback and testimonies from users of hemp-based products from Hemp Inc, the company expected more positive vibes on hemp but it is rather the contrary. Hemp Inc prohibits information that misleads people instead of letting them benefit from the numerous advantages of using hemp-based products.