One Friday in April, Meta’s chief global affairs officer, Joel Kaplan, announced that the process of removing fact-checking ...

Instead of getting fact-checks on Meta's social media apps, the likes of Facebook, Instagram, and Threads will receive the "Community Notes-like" experience to verify information for the American ...

Threads.com is now the domain for Meta's text-based platform, and users may enjoy new features right on the web.

"In place of fact checks, the first Community Notes will start appearing gradually across Facebook, Threads & Instagram, with no penalties attached," Kaplan said in his post. Meta's announcement ...

In its place will be the Community Notes feature popularized on Twitter/X. And it's not just happening on Facebook – Instagram and Threads are killing off fact checking, too. "By Monday ...

Meta notes that the ads themselves will only ... The expansion signals that Meta thinks that the Threads community is now robust enough to monetize and compete for advertiser dollars against ...

Users have already begun to see Community Notes on their Facebook, Instagram, and Threads timelines. Meta explained that the notes will be “written and rated by the growing community of ...

TikTok is testing a new “community notes”-style feature ... The Seattle Times does not append comment threads to stories from wire services such as the Associated Press, The New York Times ...

Anyway, the company first started testing the Community Notes for Threads in January. In the following month, Meta even started inviting people to contribute to the program. While the company ...

In February, Meta announced plans for a Community Notes beta to replace fact-checking on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads and is now admitting contributors from the program's waitlist. YouTube and ...

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