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Misinformation is not inherently wrong; rather, it is an essential part of warfare. Additionally, given the state of current technology and the socio-political climate, misinformation has the potential to play a very significant role in this war.

TikTok says it has stopped new content in Russia, but some of the most popular Kremlin-linked accounts are still publishing.

People on Twitter contrasted the "People's Convoy" claims about freedom with what the Ukrainian people have been going through right now with Russia's invasion that's been orchestrated by Vladimir Putin.

Russian regulators on Friday blocked access to Facebook, saying it was in response to the platform's decision to limit access to Russian media, as well as to Twitter.

The Department of Justice alleges that the Kurbo app and website illegally harvested information on kids as young as 8—ranging from names and phone numbers to height and weight.

While there are no doubt many who share the sentiment, Graham came under fire from U.S. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.

Social media networks are in a standoff with Russia amid its invasion of Ukraine.

There has been no shortage of misinformation posted from the warzone

Social media is increasingly exposing younger users to content that can be worse than what is seen on TV

Rarify’s software to simplify NFTs for big corporations has promise. Right now, though, more than a quarter of its staff is living through a war.