Facebook to take action against users repeatedly sharing misinformation

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Facebook to take action against users repeatedly sharing misinformation
Facebook will take "stronger" action against people who repeatedly share misinformation on the platform. Facebook will reduce the distribution of all posts in its news feed from a user account if it frequently shares content that has been flagged as false by one of the company's ...

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