Twitter censors user's tweet regarding the euphemisms used to make COVID-19 policies more palatable: A Twitter user tweeted the following: "They're not 'vaccine passports,' they're movement licenses. It's not a vaccine, it's experimental gene therapy. 'Lockdown' is at best completely pointless universal medical isolation and at worst ubiquitous public incarceration. Call things what they are, not their euphemisms." According to screenshots, Twitter applied a "Misleading" label to the tweet, directing users to "Learn about the science behind COVID-19 vaccines and how health officials say they work." The label had a link that users could use to "Find out more." In addition, the tweet had a sharing restriction added, so it could not be liked, replied to, or re-tweeted, but could be quote-tweeted.