Meta fact-checker cuts will allow spread of racist misinformation, MPs say
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The Independent focuses on pivotal social issues such as reproductive rights and political transparency. Recently, they reported on Meta's controversial decision to replace third-party fact checkers, raising concerns about the spread of misinformation. This shift, prompted by user feedback, has been criticized for potentially fostering racist narratives. The Independent emphasizes its mission to deliver uncensored news while encouraging public support for responsible journalism, ensuring that all Americans have access to vital information in light of evolving media landscapes and political scenarios.
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Meta's removal of third-party fact checkers from its platforms will allow racist misinformation to spread, MPs have warned.
The decision to replace third-party fact checkers with a community notes system in the US was based on feedback that debate on sensitive issues was being suppressed.
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