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Facebook Research Reveals Small Number of People Responsible for Spreading False Information – Digital Information World
According to WHO this is a not a good sign for the human race as hesitancy in taking the vaccine can lead to slow suppression in the spread of disease
Since the arrival of Covid19 a lot of misinformation was being spread both offline and online and social media companies had to step in and break the chains that were providing unauthentic information. After this when the vaccine arrived, there were more misinformation and untrue stories related to the vaccines on internet and all the tech giants had to put in efforts in order to stop such false information from being spread on their platforms.
Apart from just misinformation, there were a lot of…
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