Facebook may restrict accounts that repeatedly spread misinformation
Sudhanshu SinghMay 27, 2021, 11:07 IST
Facebook promises to curb misinformation with its new initiatives that will flag offenders.Facebook
Facebook is taking action against people who repeatedly share misinformation.
With the help of independent fact-checkers, the platform is going to cut the reach of posts with false information.
Facebook has promised to take stricter action against users who frequently share misinformation and fake news. The US-based social media giant is introducing penalties to tackle offenders by restricting their accounts.
Misinformation on social media is a raging issue and these companies have taken several initiatives to curb its spread in the past. But with misinformation around Covid-19 seems to have alerted their resting senses, given the seriousness of the issue.
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