The phrase "accused tech" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing technology that has been implicated in wrongdoing or controversy, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The accused tech was under scrutiny for its role in the data breach."
Alternatives: "alleged technology" or "implicated tech".
Other anti-abortion groups have also accused tech giants of stifling their ability to spread their message.
Mr. Trump accused tech giants Facebook, Twitter and Google of political bias against conservatives and Amazon of avoiding tax payments.
Congressman Christopher Smith, the chief sponsor of the bill, has accused tech giants of trying to ensure the bill has no future.
Some US officials have accused tech firms of not doing enough to flag, intercept, or delete data transmitted by foreign extremists.
"I haven't seen them take this much action on all these platforms, ever," said Keegan Hankes of the Southern Poverty Law Center, which has long accused tech companies of tolerating hate speech.
Some have accused Tech City of being little more than a PR machine.
UK parliamentarians investigating extremism and hate speech on social platforms via a committee enquiry also urged the government to impose fines for takedown failures last May, accusing tech giants of taking a laissez-faire approach to moderating hate speech.
In May, the UK's Home Affairs Committee also urged the government to consider a regime of fines for social media content moderation failures — accusing tech giants of taking a "laissez-faire approach" to moderating hate speech content on their platforms.
Mark Luckie said the tech giant "has a black people problem". Facebook temporarily removed comments made by a former employee who accused the tech giant of "failing" black people.
Rupert Murdoch accused the tech firm of a "brilliant new lobbying effort", planting staff into government to knit a web of influence over policymakers.
The National Audit Office has accused the tech giants of failing to do enough to banish the miscreants from their platforms.
