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TikTok Asks Users to Help Police Misinformation
The popular app will let users add context to videos through a “community notes” program much like those on X and Meta. By Emmett Lindner and Sapna Maheshwari TikTok will soon let some of its users ... Read More
What's behind the TikTok accounts using AI-generated versions of real Latino journalists?
A network of nearly 90 TikTok accounts has been using artificial intelligence to create fake versions of high-profile Spanish-language journalists and spread falsehoods online for potential financial ... Read More
Louisiana Supreme Court rejects TikTok’s bid to dismiss state lawsuit
Louisiana’s highest state court has shot down an attempt by social media platform TikTok and its owners to dismiss a lawsuit being argued by state attorneys.TikTok and its parent company sought to ... Read More
TikTok’s New Domestic Owners Still Face an Array of State Consumer Protection Claims Over Unfairly Targeting Minors
The war over TikTok has many battle lines. A Biden era law that would have banned TikTok as of January 1, 2025 if it didn’t find a U.S. owner for ... Read More
TikTok launched community notes. Why are social media sites betting on crowdsourced fact-checking?
TikTok is the latest social media platform to launch a crowdsourced fact-checking feature. The short-form video app is rolling out the feature, called Footnotes, first in the United States. It lets ... Read More
What to know about the rise of mental health misinformation on social media
In recent years, people have become more comfortable sharing their personal experiences about mental health, a sign that stigma around it is diminishing. On Instagram and TikTok combined, there are ... Read More
Flagging misinformation on social media reduces engagement, study finds
Pointing out potentially misleading posts on social media significantly reduces the number of reposts, likes, replies, and views generated by such content, according to a new study co-authored by Yale ... Read More
Social Platforms Duck Blame for Inflaming Divisions Before Charlie Kirk’s Death
After authorities said Mr. Kirk’s suspected shooter had been “radicalized” online, Meta, Reddit, TikTok and other platforms have stayed quiet — though not Elon Musk, who owns X. After authorities said ... Read More
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