The research conducted by Filipo Sharevski and Benjamin Kessell at DePaul University offers insights into U.S. hacktivists' perspectives on misinformation operations online. They explore diverse approaches and models that these activists propose in combating misinformation, while also addressing ethical and legal concerns surrounding hacktivism. The study recognizes the limited scope of its findings but aims to shed light on the significant role of hacktivists as an informed minority within the broader Internet activism landscape, highlighting their potential contributions to the discourse on misinformation.
Our research highlights the unique perspectives of U.S. hacktivists in dealing with misinformation, acknowledging their role as an engaged Internet minority with diverse insights.
The study underscores the ethical and legal implications of hacktivism, framing their operations within ongoing debates about civil disobedience and political participation.
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