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TikTok audio contributes to 'feedback loop of anti-vaccine narratives,' researchers say

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A TikTok feature that allows users to add another person's audio to their videos is being used to promote misleading and harmful content about COVID-19 vaccines, a think tank said in a new report. The London-based Institute for Strategic Dialogue analyzed 124 videos that used speech from four original TikTok videos, including two that were removed by the

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NDTV

TikTok ‘Sounds’ Used to Spread COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation: Think Tank

TikTok said it had previously limited the distribution of videos using Sound, rather than remove it completely.

4 years ago·New Delhi, India

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India Today

TikTok Sounds being used to spread Covid vaccine misinformation: Report

A TikTok feature that allows users to add another person's audio to their videos is being used to promote misleading and harmful content about COVID-19 vaccines, a think tank said in a new report.

4 years ago·India

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Times of India

TikTok Sounds used to spread COVID vaccine misinformation: Think tank - ET Telecom

US-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS-TikTok Sounds used to spread COVID vaccine misinformation - think tank

4 years ago·India

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Irish Times

TikTok Sounds used to spread Covid vaccine misinformation - think tank

Feature allows users to add another person’s audio to their videos

4 years ago·Dublin, Ireland

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The Hill

TikTok audio contributes to 'feedback loop of anti-vaccine narratives,' researchers say

Videos and audio tracks circulating on TikTok contribute to the viral spread of misinformation surrounding vaccines, according to researchers at a London-based firm that tracks disinformation.

4 years ago·Washington, United States

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