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Meta ends its fact-checking program, replacing it with Community Notes | Making users the arbiters of truth in Facebook and Instagram
"By Monday afternoon, our fact-checking program in the US will be officially over," Meta's recently installed policy chief Joel Kaplan announced in a post on X. "That...
"By Monday afternoon, our fact-checking program in the US will be officially over," Meta's recently installed policy chief Joel Kaplan announced in a post on X. On the eve of Donald Trump's inauguration in January, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that the company's third-party fact checkers had become too politically biased and destroyed more trust than they created. To be a Community Notes contributor, users need to be based in the U.S., over 18, have an account that's more than 6 months old and in good standing, and have a verified phone number or have set up two-factor authentication.
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