I think you're right, but the issue is their whole business model is built on the premise "our algorithms/data can know anything" so now they can't say ehm we cannot really know this.
Asking Facebook and Twitter to suppress “fake news” is like asking grocery stores to cross out the bullshit articles in the tabloids they sell by the register. It’s impossible and will never work.
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They’re monopolies. Advertisers have nowhere else to go so that admission is irrelevant.
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Maybe certain people like the president/governors heads of state though should be held to higher standards with all the BS out there every day? If it’s an open lie, it should be flagged.
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It can be flagged by users.
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the real goal is to shape the narrative not to actually correct the quality of news on their platforms
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