WhatsApp’s first ever TV commercial warns against fake news in India

WhatsApp’s first ever TV commercial warns against fake news in India
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2018-12-3 15:14

WhatsApp has faced a lot of criticism for the way it’s handled fake news in India. In its latest move to battle misinformation, the company has launched three TV commercials in India to spread awareness about the issue amongst its users in the country.

The 60-second commercials, named “Share joy, not rumors,” will be aired starting today in 10 local languages across TV, Facebook, and, YouTube. The Facebook-owned company has slated the release of these films just before Rajasthan and Telangana state elections. The ads tackle issues of forwarding fake news and posting shocking rumors on WhatsApp groups, and the need…

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