Protecting Truth in the Digital Age

We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.

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Australians are increasingly buying electric vehicles (EVs) than ever before, despite beliefs that their batteries are increasingly unreliable and misunderstood. New research published in 2023 highlights how widespread misinformation about EVs has deepened and embedded in society. While many are willing to accept statements about EVs, the scientific consensus and traditional notions about battery reliability suggest some people are overly cautious and believe EVs are less trustworthy compared to mid-size cars or vehicles with older engines. Drugs and Alternative Medications: The Survey. According to a study conducted in Australia, Germany, Austria, and the United States by the peer-reviewed journal Nature…

ernel warning against false reporting to avoid inciting unrest The Cyber Police in Kashmir has issued a strong warning to netizens and media platforms to stop circulating false and unverified reports on social media, which are being used to incite unrest or disrupt peace. The organization emphasized the importance of verifying facts before sharing sensitive content that could stir up tensions. "True sources of information are crucial," they stated, urging citizens to be cautious and consider tips and warnings, rather than群体发布未经证实的信息。 Directed against misinformation, not recipes for incitement Innate in the systems of social media platforms, false information has become…

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