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Sixty-two percent digital content creators do not fact-check information before sharing, reveals UNESCO survey

Sixty-two percent digital content creators do not fact-check information before sharing, reveals UNESCO survey

Nov 29, 2024, at 02:37 pm

In an age when social media dominates global information sharing, an alarming two-thirds of digital content creators are publishing unverified information to millions of followers, a landmark survey by UN educational and cultural agency UNESCO revealed on Wednesday.