WhatsApp
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WhatsApp is paying a group of researchers to investigate how misinformation spreads on its platform.
"Let’s see if they can comment now."
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Over the past year, fake audio messages have been slowly making the rounds on WhatsApp.
The label will apply to text, image, video and audio messages.
WhatsApp is taking several baby steps to help fact-checkers and researchers fight misinformation.
Facebook gets a lot of attention for its fake news problem, but WhatsApp is no…
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Editor's note: This article has been updated with information from Boatos.org, a Brazilian fact-check
