Rayl Grace Bedayos 10-Rigel

1. D
2. D
3. D
4. C
5. A
Evidence
A recent study by Oxford University showed that in the recent Swedish
elections, one third of all information spreading on social media about the
election was fake or misinformation.

The purpose of the evidence was to prove that we are facing the age of
misinformation. Even the most protected activities of the government were not
safe from the spread of fake news. People were more interest in sharing false
information since it is more entertaining than helping others be aware of the
truth.

Solution
1. Labeling
The information must be well-labeled regarding the content,
credibility, and reliable origin of sources. However, there are
challenges in this solution that answers the question, "who will decide
the truthfulness of information?".

2. Regulation Labeling
The information nus be regulated. The laws and policies are beneficial
in suppressing minority opinions and preventing the spread of false
information.