While a U.S.-based company should absolutely address its own country's misinformation issues, Facebook needs to reexamine how it dedicates its time to misinformation across the globe. Katie ...

The CEO was also reportedly behind the decision not to clamp down on COVID-19 misinformation ... Damage", says that Facebook’s failure to remedy these issues will see the company “actively ...

The COVID-19 misinformation study, “Facebook’s Algorithm ... media platforms have argued that their tools, despite their problems, are good for society, but this argument would be more ...

Facebook says it's banning many types of misleading videos from its site, in a push against deepfake content and online misinformation campaigns. Facebook's new ban targets videos that are ...

Facebook is doing a lot of little things to try to address its bigger problems. On Wednesday, the company announced more than a dozen updates about how it is addressing misinformation and other ...

"It's killing people!" He was referring to one of Facebook's most burning problems: misinformation, like posts saying that the COVID vaccine causes miscarriages, or that the FDA is tracking ...

How platforms such as Facebook and YouTube could possibly eradicate misinformation on their platforms ... at least some of the First Amendment issues raised by government attempts to influence ...

As Facebook’s whistleblower told ... initiatives may make a difference on single issues and in particular countries. But overall, misinformation is the global problem that prevents other global ...

How Facebook failed to stop election misinformation before ... prioritized profit and positive PR over addressing the problems that made its platform a hotbed for fomenting political violence.

New measures would slow down the flow of information and make election misinformation ... by users and Facebook groups to coordinate potentially violent actions over issues such as voter fraud.