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Chinese nonprofit fights Chinese-language misinformation

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More than half of the Chinese-language fake news circulating within the Chinese American community is spread on WeChat. A SF-based nonprofit is trying to counter the fake news on the widely used app as well as on Twitter and YouTube. Enter PiYaoBa, which brings together misinformation from Chinese- language social media networks and presents viewers the facts.

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Chinese nonprofit fights Chinese-language misinformation

More than half of the Chinese-language “fake news” circulating within the Chinese American community is spread on WeChat.

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