Jackson Hinkle has a large following of 2.4 million on Twitter but has been banned from other major social media platforms like YouTube and Facebook.
Hannah Gillott has identified him as a significant source of viral misinformation on Twitter, especially regarding his stance against Israel. Gillott’s detailed analysis is available in her article titled Who is Jackson Hinkle? Twitter’s most viral misinformation spreader and anti-Israel activist
This ban raises important questions: If Hinkle shares accurate information, why would major corporations restrict his access?
Additionally, despite his bad reputation on Facebook and YouTube, why hasn’t Twitter taken action against him for potentially spreading false information for personal gain or attention?
These questions critically examine the relationship between social media influence, misinformation, and corporate responsibility.
Understanding the reasons behind Hinkle’s ban and his popularity on Twitter is essential for evaluating the reliability of information shared on the platform.
