22/01/2024
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Spreading fake news perpetuates misinformation, harming trust and distorting reality. Verify sources before sharing to prevent its propagation. Fact-check information from multiple reliable outlets, scrutinize headlines, and question sensational content. Social media encourages rapid dissemination, but pausing before sharing is crucial. Educate others about the dangers of fake news, promoting critical thinking and media literacy. Responsible sharing helps curb its impact, preserving credibility and fostering a more informed society. Collaborate in debunking false claims, emphasizing accuracy over sensationalism. Staying vigilant and conscientious online empowers individuals to combat the harmful spread of misinformation, safeguarding the truth.
Dismiss Disinformation
Spreading false information, unverified reports and other forms of disinformation that may affect overall unified response to the COVID-19 pandemic is punishable by law. Citizens caught peddling fake news could be charged for violating Republic Act 10175 (Anti-Cybercrime Law), or under Section 6 (f) of Republic Act 11469 (Bayanihan to Heal As One Act), whichever is applicable.
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