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Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc. is replacing fact checking on the platform with a feature called Community Notes, Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg announced Tuesday in rolling out a raft of ...

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Last week, Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) said that it is shutting down the third-party fact-checking programs on its social media platforms. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg says that those ...

Zuckerberg says that in the absence of a third-party fact-checking program, users will be able to effectively regulate the platform themselves using a "community notes" system. If you use X ...

That trek to challenge online falsehoods and misinformation got a little harder this week, when Facebook’s parent company Meta announced plans to scrap the platform’s fact-checking programme ...

In terms of helping to convince people that information is true and trustworthy, “fact-checking does work”, says Sander van der Linden, a social psychologist at the University of Cambridge, UK, who ...

Our oligarchs are getting stranger all the time. Still, Zuckerberg wasn’t entirely wrong. In fact, he was right for the wrong reasons. Content moderation has, largely, been a failure on social ...

DW’s Team Fact check analyzed the most viral claims. Donald Trump's accusations that California Governor Gavin Newsom is responsible for the alleged shortage of water for battling the wildfires ...

(Jessica Costescu/ Washington Free Beacon) PANAMA CITY, Fla. (CN) — Attorneys for Zachary Young, a security consultant who sued CNN for defamation, took aim at the network’s reporting and ...

Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that Meta will remove fact-checking on all of its platforms, including Facebook and Instagram. Instead, the platforms will rely on users to flag misinformation.

“It must be true, I saw it on the internet.” This classic bit of sarcasm — available on T-shirts and buttons — has been around about as long as the internet itself and has been especially ...