Andrew KimmelVerified account

1) I think this is right of him. He addressed this in a speech recently, saying it’s a tricky line to find on what false information to block. People exaggerate stories all the time, or sometimes tell a made up story bcus the facts of it are not imp, but the msg behind the story

2)is important. It should not be the responsibility of Facebook to make decisions on what falsified should be allowed or block anything from Politicians - It puts too much power into the hands of these types of companies. If nothing else, voters have the right to know that their

Then there needs to be a PSA or a notification at the beginning of EVERY video that says something like “the following message may contain misleading or inaccurate representations of the truth or facts”.