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© Thomson Reuters 2018.Facebook to prioritize 'trustworthy' news based on surveys
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juminRhee
Yes. Because nothing indicates the trustworthiness of news better than public opinion (surveys).
katsu78
Ah, good. So instead of FB spamming you with fake news passed on by your gullible uncle, you'll get spammed with fake news that was voted as trustworthy by a swarm of Russian bots.
domtoidi
The words Facebook and trustworthy should never be used in the same sentence.
Matt Hartwell
indeed lol
Wolfpack
Tech companies are already filtering out news stories that they consider too conservative. They have their own corporate and political interests and they will promote them by controlling the flow of information. It’s already happening on Twitter and at Google.
mmwkdw
Why should we have to be forced to have a Facebook account ?