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Social media trust / distrust buttons may reduce spread of misinformation: Study

"Part of why misinformation spreads so readily is that users are rewarded with likes and shares for popular posts, but without much incentive to share only what s true.

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Trust/Distrust Buttons Might Reduce Misinformation Spread On Social Media

Trust/Distrust Buttons Might Reduce Misinformation Spread On Social Media
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Social media trust / distrust buttons may reduce spread of misinformation: Study

According to a new experimental study led by UCL researchers, the addition of 'trust' and 'distrust' buttons on social media

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Social Media Trust/Distrust Buttons May Curb Misinformation

Social Media Trust/Distrust Buttons May Curb Misinformation
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Social media trust / distrust buttons could reduce spread of misinformation

6.06.2023 - The addition of trust and distrust buttons on social media, alongside standard like buttons, could help to reduce the spread of misinformation, finds a new experimental study led by UCL researchers.

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