Most Brazilians Often Find Fake News, Says Research ...
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A research by the Ideia Institute shows that 63.4% of Brazilians claim to find false information, fake news, on the internet frequently. The data was released on Tuesday (10) and is part of a survey commissioned by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF), the Public Leadership Center (CLP) and the Consulting Workshop. According to the research, 54% of the participants said they believed in information that was later found to be false. Related new…
Fake news is found in gossip pages (31%), digital influencer profiles (30%) and anonymous profiles (28.5%) The post Majoria dos brasileiros meets Fake news frequently and 53% believed in them apareceu primeiro em AMAZONAS ATUAL.
According to the survey, 31% claim to find fake news mainly on gossip pages on social networks
Lifting points out that anonymous profiles and digital influencers are the greatest origins of misleading content
Survey shows that 63.4% find disinformation frequently on the internet and 54.7% see artificial intelligence as aggravating the problem
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