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War has forever changed, as the invasion of ukraine unfolds on social media, were watching in realtime, and the palms of our hands, from a number of new sources -- >> bomb shelter -- >> reporter: to heroin or individual stories. but what we see is not always what it seems. >> there is a ton of misinformation and disinformation out there, specifically on tiktok. the worry is, of course, that the good stuff is mingling with the bad stuff. >> reporter: some users game algorithms to get likes, share...

Rambling news outlets. facebook, pushing back, saying it will not stop fact checking information from these outlets, because of russian objections. that news came a day after ukraine called on twitter to remove russias official account from that platform. twitter confirmed today that russia has now limited, if not completely restricted twitter access, within some areas of that country, meaning people are not seeing what is happening inside ukraine. at the heart of the matter is misinformation an...

Misinformation and disinformation on their. specifically on tiktok. the worry is, of course that the good stuff is me going with the bad stuff. >> some people are -- for likes and chairs, and make a profit. what may be a viral video may have nothing to do with the invasion. like this viral tiktok posted hours after the invasion began. it now has more than 20 million views, shared on instagram seven years ago. experts say that users should also be prepared for an onslaught of disinformation from ...