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Facebook and Instagram are leading sources. What does Meta’s decision to stop fact-checking content on its platforms mean for our information landscape? Gabe Robins: Most people easily believe what ...

Meta Platforms Inc. will continue to use its fact checkers outside of the US “for now” even as the Instagram and Facebook owner does away with the practice at home, the company’s head of global ...

In a half-hour inaugural address, newly sworn-in President Donald Trump twisted some facts while painting the last few years under his predecessor, Joe Biden, as a time of “decline” and ...

After facing heavy criticism for ending third-party fact-checking on its platforms, the Mark Zuckerberg-led company has clarified that the change applies only in the United States, with no effect ...

Meta says it plans to keep its fact-checking program in place outside the U.S. for the time being, though it could eventually expand it elsewhere. “We’ll see how that goes as we move it out ...

False. Mr Trump has not made any such executive order during his first day in office. Social media posts have claimed President Trump has signed an executive order to remove capital gains tax on ...

Last week, Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) said that it is shutting down the third-party fact-checking programs on its social media platforms. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg says that those ...

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Social media platform Meta has confirmed that its fact-checking feature on Facebook, Instagram and Threads will only be removed in the US for now, according to a Jan. 13 letter sent to Brazil’s ...

In terms of helping to convince people that information is true and trustworthy, “fact-checking does work”, says Sander van der Linden, a social psychologist at the University of Cambridge, UK, who ...