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The Drum asked the major tech platforms what they’re doing to stop misinformation following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Here’s what they said.

A whistle—blower and a campaigner with one aim — to make social media a safer place. angus crawford, bbc news. i spoke with technology journalist, will guyatt. and former european communications managerfor communications manager for instagram which communications managerfor instagram which of course is owned by facebook. i asked what we can expect when francis speaks to british mps on monday. i think the british mps will be looking to try and lean this back to the proposals for the uk's online safety bill which is every potential to be the first of these kinds of rules that is going to leg...

The whistle—blower and the campaign are working to make social media a safer place. angus crawford, bbc news. i'm joined now by technology journalist, will guyatt. instagram which is course owned by facebook. great to have you on the programme. we've already heard from francis when she spoke to the us congress. what more do you think we will learn when she does indeed sit in front of british mps to give evidence? i in front of british mps to give evidence?— in front of british mps to give evidence? ~' �* , ~ , evidence? i think the british mps will be looking _ evidence? i think the brit...

Heard nothing from tesco itself. how confident are you _ heard nothing from tesco itself. how confident are you about continuing to shop with tesco online within the next few days, are you happy to do that? �* , :, :_ , next few days, are you happy to do that? , that? there's always problems with technology- — that? there's always problems with technology- itut _ that? there's always problems with technology. but i _ that? there's always problems with technology. but i think— that? there's always problems with technology. but i think it's - that? there's always problems with technology. ...

After there was an attempt to hack its website and app. problems with the services were first reported yesterday morning. the supermarket has apologised. i�*ve been speaking to tesco customer chris hodgson, and technologyjournalist will guyatt. i book my shop things early in the week, philip have a basket and then fill it in towards the end of the weekend for a weekend shop. and discovered on thursday night that it probably wasn�*t working and then on friday night it definitely wasn�*t working. it said there was an error with the app. by saturday night i couldn�*t make any amendments t...