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To Fight Election Falsehoods, Social Media Companies Ready a Familiar Playbook

August 23, 2022

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Platforms like TikTok and Facebook are planning anti-misinformation strategies that resemble those used in 2020.

BY STUART A. THOMPSON | NYTimes Technology | Disclosure

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To Fight Election Falsehoods, Social Media Companies Ready a Familiar Playbook

Platforms like TikTok and Facebook are planning anti-misinformation strategies that resemble those used in 2020.

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