Friday, Jan 10

Meta's transition to a Community Notes program prompts concerns over misinformation and the challenges of user-driven content moderation.

Friday, Jan 10

Meta's decision to cease third-party fact-checking raises concerns about the potential surge in health misinformation during critical public health crises.

Friday, Jan 10

As fires rage in Los Angeles, right-wing figures spread misinformation, blaming the fire department's diversity for the crisis and hindering recovery efforts.

Friday, Jan 10

MAGA's attempt to blame women for California fires highlights their incoherent stance on climate change and leadership amidst chaos.

Friday, Jan 10

Meta's recent policy changes undermine fact-checking efforts, risking an increase in hateful content and political manipulation, particularly influencing vulnerable communities.

Friday, Jan 10

Meta's decision to swap fact-checkers for community notes raises concerns about misinformation on its platforms.

Friday, Jan 10

International fact-checkers raise alarms over Meta's shift to crowdsourced moderation, calling it a setback for reliable information online.

Friday, Jan 10

Meta's recent decision to end third-party fact-checking reflects a growing trend towards less regulated social media environments.

Friday, Jan 10

Elon Musk's recent social media activity has intensified misinformation surrounding a nonexistent Home Office memo linked to child grooming cases.

Friday, Jan 10

Meta has announced a change requiring Instagram and Threads users to see political content, raising concerns about misinformation and user experience.