YouTube will ban fake reports

 

YouTube will ban fake reports

Google video platform company YouTube is taking many steps to check the misleading information and to test the truth about the news for the help of news organizations. Apart from this, the company will also invest $ 25 million to compete with these challenges. Youtube has given this information The company said that it will make news sources more credible, especially in the case of breaking news, where precaution can be spread easily.

In this sequence, a small description of the video and the news related to it will start showing to the users as a result of YouTube video search. Along with this, there will be a warning that these reports can change. Its purpose is to ban fake video which can spread rapidly in case of firing, natural disaster and other major incidents. YouTube has said that it will invest $ 25 million over the next few years to deal with serious challenges such as improving news and misleading information on its platform.

This includes things like improving employee training and video production facility to establish sustainable and better video operations in news organizations around the world. In addition, the company is also examining ways to deal with disputed videos with common reliable sources such as Wikipedia and Encyclopedia Britannica.

Twitter blocked polling app 'My vote today'
new Delhi. While sharpening the action against trolls, fake accounts and bots, Twitter has blocked many accounts in India including the polling app 'My vote today'. My vote today had asked the people in the recent poll that who they wanted to silence. It was given the option of Chief Ministers, Opposition leaders and journalists.

A Twitter spokeswoman said that we will not tolerate any kind of behavior that harasses or intimidates anyone or wants to suppress the voice of another person. However, the spokesman did not comment on any individual account. When searching for My vote today on Twitter it is being written that this account has been closed.