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The rapid spread of misleading claims and doctored images in the aftermath of a deadly rampage by Hamas gunmen in Israel has put the focus on Elon Musk's X platform, which has drawn the ire of the European Union. Part of the challenge for those combating fake information online is that changes made by Musk earlier this year have made it more difficult to track the full scale of deception on X, the site formerly known as Twitter, social media researchers told Reuters. Researchers studying ...

X announced a new feature this week that lets so-called verified users automatically block any replies from people without blue checkmarks.

Social media such as X should have been a reliable source of information. Instead, they're rife with rubbish.

Elon Musk endorsed users who have posted ‘wrong and unverifiable things’ while paid-for accounts spread fake news

Disinformation on X, formerly known as Twitter, has made it harder for users to assess what's going on in Israel.

"American populists and conservatives are treated worse than radical jihadist terrorists by the system," says Alex Jones.

Since I can’t cover everything, here are some recommended articles from some other sources: ° From Reuters: European Union (EU) antitrust regulators are asking Microsoft’s users and rivals whether Bing should comply with new tough tech rules and also whether that should be the case for Apple’s iM

Examining X's Community Notes: Balancing user empowerment with platform integrity, and its impact on advertisers and democracy.

X (formerly Twitter) will reportedly offer more than one Premium subscription tier. The Premium tier will likely split into three: Basic, Standard, and Plus.