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For people in China where Facebook is not accessible, however, the same things happen in WeChat, especially in its Moments timeline which more or less resembles
by ttflee 10y ago
For people in China where Facebook is not accessible, however, the same things happen in WeChat, especially in its Moments timeline which more or less resembles the one from Facebook. Fake `news', rumors, (unreliable) hints for health/food and click-baits are just more than popular.
WeChat did provide a process to flag inappropriate articles, but people around the age of my parents just won't stop forwarding.
- TheSpiceIsLife 10y agoI keep thinking China is right to block Facebook, but you're right they have their own implementation of the problem anyway.
- kebinappies 10y agoThe flag can only stop a small amount of them. The real problem is that people unaware that they are reading fake news and share them to more and more people. This is doing a lot of harm.