An avalanche of misinformation, fake news and hoaxes are being shared widely online as people seek reliable information on the coronavirus crisis. The Guardian’s media editor, Jim Waterson, examines where the falsehoods are coming from
The coronavirus crisis has confined millions of people around the world to their homes, prompting many to seek the latest news and best information about combating the disease. But while mainstream outlets have had a surge in engagement, there has also been a wave of fake news and viral hoaxes.tells Anushka Asthana that while the big tech firms appear willing to stamp out the worst misinformation from their platforms, they are not always in control of them.
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