05.08.17

Facebook took out ads in most major U.K. newspapers to warn about fake news before the election

The United Kingdom goes to the polls again a month from today, which has people on all sides of the political debate worried about the impact fake news could have on the election. Hence, the full-page ads in today’s U.K. papers from Facebook outlining tips on how to spot fake news.

Facebook have taken out a full page ad in a number of UK newspapers to warn readers about the dangers of #fakenews. pic.twitter.com/7mCeDmdZBc
— Ben Whitelaw (@benwhitelaw) May 8, 2017

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