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Archived 5 years ago from The Guardian
What’s wrong with WhatsApp | WhatsApp

In the spring, as the virus swept across the world and billions of people were compelled to stay at home, the popularity of one social media app rose more sharply than any other. By late March, usage of WhatsApp around the world had grown by 40%. In Spain, where the lockdown was particularly …

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5G

Archived 2 years ago from Business Insider
Twitter Blames Algorithm for Slapping COVID-19 Label on 5G Tweets

Tech Twitter has apologized for slapping a COVID-19 label on tweets about 5G, but experts say the platform’s algorithm could be encouraging the spread of conspiracy theories Paige Leskin 2020-06-29T20:16:46Z Share icon Share Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy Link lighning bolt icon Impact Link Save …

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5G

Archived 5 years ago from The Verge
Twitter promises to fine-tune its 5G coronavirus labeling after unrelated tweets were flagged

Twitter says it’s working on improving how it labels tweets with problematic 5G or coronavirus content, after users reported their tweets were being mislabeled with a COVID-19 fact-check. “In the last few weeks, you may have seen Tweets with labels linking to additional info about COVID-19,” …

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QAnon

Archived 6 years ago from The Guardian
Down the rabbit hole: how QAnon conspiracies thrive on Facebook

In early May, QAnon braced for a purge. Facebook had removed a small subset – five pages, six groups and 20 profiles – of the community on the social network, and as word of the bans spread, followers of Q began preparing for a broader sweep. Some groups changed their names, substituting “17” for …

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COVID-19

Archived 6 years ago from BBC News
Coronavirus: Social media ‘spreading virus conspiracy theories’

People were asked if they believed a number of conspiracy theories relating to Covid-19: that the virus was made in a laboratory, that death and infection figures were being manipulated by the authorities, that symptoms were linked to 5G radiation or that there was no hard evidence the virus even …

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COVID-19

Archived 2 years ago from BBC News
Coronavirus: Social media users more likely to believe conspiracies

17 June 2020Rory Cellan-JonesGetty ImagesFrom the idea that the coronavirus was created in a lab to the belief that it is all part of a plan to bring in compulsory vaccinations, conspiracy theories have been plentiful in recent months.Now, research indicates that people who get their news from …

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5G

Archived 5 years ago from The Verge
Twitter starts aggressively fact-checking tweets linking 5G to COVID-19

Twitter is now fact-checking tweets that link 5G and the COVID-19 pandemic by adding a label that promises to get users “the facts about COVID-19,” Business Insider reports. Clicking the label takes you to a Twitter page titled “No, 5G isn’t causing coronavirus” that includes links to news reports, …

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5G

Archived 2 years ago from Buzzfeed News
Twitter Is Now Fact-Checking 5G Coronavirus Conspiracy Tweets

At least four people who attempted to debunk coronavirus misinformation that President Donald Trump said in a Fox & Friends interview were locked out of their Twitter accounts when they tweeted Trump’s words. In the Wednesday interview, the president said children are “almost immune” to the virus — …

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5G

Archived 1 year ago from CNBC
Twitter puts fact-checking label on tweets linking 5G with coronavirus

A man stands next to a 5G sign at the Tencent Global Digital Ecosystem Summit in Kunming, China, May 23, 2019.Stringer | ReutersTwitter is adding fact-checking labels to tweets that wrongly link new superfast 5G mobile networks with the coronavirus. Instead of deleting or hiding such tweets, …

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COVID-19

Archived 1 year ago from BBC News
How Bill Gates became the voodoo doll of Covid conspiracies

18 June 2020ShareSaveJack GoodmanBBC Reality CheckShareSaveBBCResearching viruses in farm animals is essential rather than glamorous work, and The Pirbright Institute in Surrey excels at it. But recently they’ve been getting some very unwanted attention. For months they’ve been unwittingly drawn …

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