> How, as a matter of policy, do you expect them to make that distinction? They make their own call on what misinformation is (or who to trust to identify it)

> How, as a matter of policy, do you expect them to make that distinction? They make their own call on what misinformation is (or who to trust to identify it), which is how they actually do it. > The obvious way to do it is to ask the local government what is misinformation. Google isn't an expert on the truth of everything, for all that their search index being impressive. That's not the obvious way, that's a stupid way for reasons that should be obvious for anyone with any knowledge of history or current events. Keep in mind this is political information, not technical information.