Social media companies partnering with health authorities to combat misinformation on coronavirus

Is 15 seconds enough time to learn better health and hygiene practices? The World Health Organization thinks so.

"Therefore, WHO is working with various social media platforms, including TikTok, to help us reach the right audience , as well as to detect spread of misinformation on the new coronavirus. We understand that different platforms might have their specific audience, hence important to make trustworthy information available where people are looking for it.

In addition, Facebook claims it is"removing false claims and conspiracy theories that have been flagged by leading global health organizations."

Good Thing Cuz The Media Got Everybody Lookin Like They're Looney Tunes!! 🤪🤪

Soooo.... China is in charge of this 'information'. No thanks. I prefer my information not to be dished out by Communist China. But thanks anyway.

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Social media companies partnering with health authorities to combat misinformation on coronavirus'COVID-19 outbreak has seen a massive 'infodemic'—an over-abundance of information—some accurate and some not—that makes it hard for people to find trustworthy sources and reliable guidance when they need it.' Do NOT listen to Trump. DO NOT! Sounds like all media in general. Never know who to believe. Thanks to MSM and FakeNews they scared everyone with propaganda. More people die from mosquitoes you don’t see OFF flying off the shelves. DemocratsHateAmerica SocialismKills
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