Prof. Stefan Rahmstorf @rahmstorf@fediscience.org
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On which online platforms do you see the most mis- and disinformation? And on which topics?
This and other questions are answered in a major analysis of 3.3 million posts by Science Feedback.
Be aware and vigilant - don't get fooled by misinformation!
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What our second measurement says about misinformation on major platforms in Europe - Science Feedback

TikTok continues to show the highest prevalence of mis/disinformation (~25% of exposure-weighted posts), up from ~20% in the first measurement. The interaction advantage of low-credibility accounts over high-credibility ones persisted or worsened on most platforms.

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Andreas (82MHz) @82mhz@bsd.cafe
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RE: fediscience.org/@rahmstorf/116

"TikTok continues to show the highest prevalence of mis/disinformation (~25% of exposure-weighted posts), up from ~20% in the first measurement. YouTube also saw a notable increase, from ~8.5% to ~12%. Three platforms (TikTok, X/Twitter, and YouTube) now contain more problematic content than credible content in our samples."

That's rough.

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