Fake news fallout: Facebook starts asking users if headlines are accurate

Macworld
Dec 6, 2016, 3:37 pm286 pts
Facebook has a big problem with fake news stories that are spread on the social network, and now it’s hoping users can help. People are reporting that Facebook is asking them survey questions to help determine whether news headlines are accurate. It’s not clear how many people are included in this survey or…

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