
When War Struck, Ukraine Turned to Telegram
As Russian troops surround Kyiv, millions of Ukrainians have relied on the messaging platform for government information.
When War Struck, Ukraine Turned to Telegram Read MoreMisinformation is false, inaccurate, or misleading information that is communicated regardless of an intention to deceive.
—Wikipedia, “Misinformation”
Misinformation contrasts with Disinformation which is deliberately false, inaccurate or misleading.
As Russian troops surround Kyiv, millions of Ukrainians have relied on the messaging platform for government information.
When War Struck, Ukraine Turned to Telegram Read MoreEven well-meaning attempts to participate in the news can play into bad actors’ campaigns.
How to avoid sharing bad information about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine Read MoreThe new director of the US Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency, Jen Easterly, joined WIRED contributing editor Garrett Graff to talk about hacking and misinformation on a global scale and how to combat the ever-evolving nature of cyberattacks.
Jen Easterly Wants Hackers to Help US Cyber Defense Read MoreWe can all learn from how today’s young people evaluate truth online.
Why Generation Z falls for online misinformation Read MoreInstead, I’m here to point out, as others have before, that people had a choice to intervene much sooner, but didn’t. Facebook and Twitter didn’t create racist extremists, conspiracy theories, or mob harassment, but they chose to run their platforms in a way that allowed extremists to find an audience, and they ignored voices telling them about the harms their business models were encouraging.
How the truth was murdered Read More