Recently, WhatsApp said, it has seen 70% of drop-in “highly forwarded” messages, which are responsible for the fake information about the coronavirus outbreak.
The WHO has said that the spread of fake news about the epidemic is an “info-demic”.
About two weeks ago, the messages sent between individual users five-time or more than that and then posted to more than one group at a time, WhatsApp stopped these kinds of messages.
Recently, WhatsApp said, it has seen 70% of drop-in “highly forwarded” messages, which are responsible for the fake information about the coronavirus outbreak.
The WHO has said that the spread of fake news about the epidemic is an “info-demic”.
About two weeks ago, the messages sent between individual users five-time or more than that and then posted to more than one group at a time, WhatsApp stopped these kinds of messages.
But according to the experts, it still has something more to do in the fight against the fake information.
Recently, WhatsApp said, it has seen 70% of drop-in “highly forwarded” messages, which are responsible for the fake information about the coronavirus outbreak.
The WHO has said that the spread of fake news about the epidemic is an “info-demic”.
About two weeks ago, the messages sent between individual users five-time or more than that and then posted to more than one group at a time, WhatsApp stopped these kinds of messages.
But according to the experts, it still has something more to do in the fight against the fake information.
But according to the experts, it still has something more to do in the fight against the fake information.
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