When you receive content recommendations on any website or social network, it’s often because an algorithm presents information based on your profile information. Unfortunately, although algorithms are getting smarter and smarter, they don’t check content for accuracy. This is particularly problematic with social media: These networks surface countless pieces of information for their users every day and have access to almost unlimited content including user posts, news articles, ads and sponsored content. While posts and articles may accidentally spread misinformation, ads and sponsored content can be used to target you deliberately with disinformation to manipulate you, making it essential you know how to identify misinformation.

Sche ti retschaivas recumandaziuns da cuntegns dad ina website u dad ina rait sociala, capita quai savens cun agid dad algoritmus che utiliseschan las infurmaziuns da tes profil. Malgrà ch'ils algoritmus daventan adina pli intelligents n'examineschan els deplorablamain betg sch'il cuntegn è correct. Surtut en connex cun social media è quai problematic: Questas raits porschan a lur utilisadras ed utilisaders mintga di quantitads incrediblas dad infurmaziun ed han access a massas quasi infinitas da posts, artitgels da novitads, reclamas e cuntegns sponsurisads. Entant che posts ed artitgels derasan infurmaziuns falladas magari plitost per sbagl, pon cuntegns sponsurisads e reclamas vegnir malduvrads per ta confruntar sapientivamain cun dischinfurmaziun per ta manipular. Perquai èsi essenzial che ti possias identifitgar infurmaziuns falladas.