X New Misinformation Identification Feature Puts Warnings on Fake or Edited Visuals to Prevent Spread of Misleading Content
X has introduced a new misinformation feature that highlights posts containing fake or edited visuals. The update adds warnings to help users recognise potentially misleading content and navigate the platform more safely. With this change, X aims to promote clearer information and reduce the spread of deceptive media across its network.
X has rolled out a new feature that identifies fake posts designed to trick people. The new feature places a warning on posts that use fake or edited visuals, marked with a “Stay Informed” banner. This makes it easier for people to avoid spreading misleading clips or images. According to a report, this will make it harder for legacy media groups to spread misinformation, as their usual tactics will no longer be effective. X New Feature Update: Elon Musk’s Platform Now Allows Users To Sort 'Following' Feed by ‘Most Recent’ and ‘Popular’ Options.
X New Feature Update Puts Warning on Posts for Using Fake or Edited Visuals
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