Smartphones have made us less social in person
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Social media platforms should be held legally responsible for the spread of misinformation
Discuss the responsibility of social media platforms in controlling fake news and misinformation
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4 minutes ago
Social media can't be the scapegoat for all misinformation out there. It's our job to fact-check and not believe everything we see online. Plus, who decides what's "misinformation"? It's a slippery slope messing with free speech!
5 hours ago
I get that fake news is a big issue, but come on, putting all the blame on social media platforms? Look, I think we're all responsible for fact-checking what we see online. I mean, I can't rely on Facebook to babysit my news feed. Let's take some responsibility for what we read, folks.
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