In a new post, Facebook has announced it's ditching its controversial "fake news" flags in favor for a re-envisioned version of its related articles feature, which offers fact-checked links of the topic in question. Take a look at the new version below: Verified links will come by way of two third-party fact-checkers, as academic research has shown that when correcting misinformation, putting a strong image, like a red flag, next to an article may actually entrench deeply held beliefs - the oppo...
In a new post, Facebook has announced it's ditching its controversial "fake news" flags in favor for a re-envisioned version of its related articles feature, which offers fact-checked links of the topic in question. Take a look at the new version below: Verified links will come by way of two third-party fact-checkers, as academic research has shown that when correcting misinformation, putting a strong image, like a red flag, next to an article may actually entrench deeply held beliefs - the oppo...
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