Meta’s fact-checking policy shift raises misinformation concerns in Nigeria – Groups warn

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Advocacy groups led by the National Online Safety Coalition under the #FWDwithFacts campaign, have raised alarms over Meta’s recent decision to terminate partnerships with third-party fact-checkers. The move, they argue, could exacerbate the spread of misinformation and hate speech, particularly in African nations like Nigeria. Speaking on behalf of the National Online Safety Coalition on […]

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