REEPATED PROBLEM OR DELIBERATE - LETTING STATE AG DECIDE

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REEPATED PROBLEM OR DELIBERATE - LETTING STATE AG DECIDE

Joseph D. Yuna 0

From a real Cybersecurity professional and Weapon System Engineer who is tired of MSN blocking anyone opposed to their left-wing or pro-Trump ideology.

Please do not insult with some amateur SA telling me to clear my browser and such.

3 Outlook accounts and browsers show the same pattern - time for professionals and legal experts to explore this problem for criminal activity as has been noted in the past in all Democratics Party and left-wing proponents and supporters censoring political oppositions or anyone who does not share their immoral or un-American values.

Any other sites we can comment most of us with real world sourced or personal experience vice home boy and girl internet wiki knowledge or propaganda.

Tired of fiddling with this incessant problem with MSN - not paid high end salary to deal with what is blatantly criminal activity best handling starting with my State AG.

Either get MSN under control or fix this problem before it spirals into public political and legal hell.

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MSN article comments and their moderation are not controlled by Microsoft Edge, Windows, or Outlook accounts. Comment filtering on MSN is handled by MSN’s own moderation systems, which include automated AI-based filters that can incorrectly block benign or politically neutral content.

Issues such as comments being rejected, perceived ideological bias, or accounts seemingly being blocked from commenting cannot be diagnosed or changed from Edge, Windows, or Outlook settings, and this forum has no visibility into or control over MSN’s moderation logic.

To escalate or report this pattern to the MSN team:

Open any MSN article where commenting is being blocked.
Use the Feedback button at the lower right corner of the MSN page.
In the feedback form, describe the issue in detail, including:
- That multiple Outlook accounts and browsers show the same behavior.
- Example comments that are being rejected and the exact error message (for example, “doesn’t meet community guidelines”).
Submit the feedback so it reaches the MSN editorial/product team responsible for moderation.

For general information on how MSN handles feedback and content selection, review the MSN feedback FAQ. It explains how feedback is routed to editorial and product teams and clarifies that this forum cannot alter MSN filters or policies.

If there is concern about broader digital safety, harassment, or cyberbullying, Microsoft provides additional guidance and resources at https://www.microsoft.com/DigitalSafety.

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