Claims tech giant being misleading over misinformation

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Claims tech giant being misleading over misinformation

March 28, 2024 - 16:11 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Tech giant meta is being accused of misleading Australians by overstating its response to disinformation on Facebook. A complaint, lodged by online safety researcher reset tech, says many known falsehoods are escaping automated labelling.