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#2 Published Oct 23, 05:52 UTC Others South China Morning Post 🔗

🇭🇰 Hong Kong

2 women arrested over alleged child abuse after girl, 11, posts plea for help

#3 Published Oct 22, 20:32 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Delhi

The grandmothers hitting patriarchy and weights

#4 Published Oct 22, 11:58 UTC Others BBC World News 🔗

Grandparent hugging consent ad pulled after criticism

#5 Published Oct 22, 02:01 UTC Others South China Morning Post 🔗

🇨🇳 CN

Chinese influencer who survived 35-floor fall returns to social media after near-full recovery

#6 Published Oct 21, 07:50 UTC Others South China Morning Post 🔗

🇰🇷 Seoul

‘Mourning run’ or clout chase? South Korea divided over runner’s death tributes

#7 Published Oct 20, 23:31 UTC Others Agência Brasil 🔗

🇧🇷 BR

Quase 90% de conteúdos virais sobre saúde são falsos, diz Agência Lupa

Primeira agência a trabalhar com checagem de informações no Brasil, a Lupa acaba de lançar um relatório que aponta que 87,3% de conteúdos virais sobre saúde, analisados entre março de 2017 e junho deste ano, eram falsos. O quantitativo faz parte de uma amostra de 764 materiais checados pela entidade, dos quais 667 foram considerados inverídicos. A publicação Raio-X da Desinformação em Saúde traz os detalhes do levantamento e contou com o apoio da Afya, um dos maiores grupos de ensino médico do país. Em média, segundo o relatório da Agência Lupa, foram quase 72 falsidades virais em saúde por ano, ou seis casos por mês. Conteúdo viral é aquele que se espalha rapidamente pela internet e alcança um grande número de pessoas em pouco tempo, gerando alto engajamento, com muitas visualizações, curtidas e compartilhamentos em alta velocidade. Notícias relacionadas:Resistência às vacinas contra gripe e covid coloca gestantes em risco.O volume explodiu na pandemia: em 2020 e 2021, a Lupa checou cerca de dez vezes mais conteúdos sobre saúde do que nos três anos anteriores. Foram 452 conteúdos virais. Essas mentiras se espalharam rapidamente a partir de estratégias como falsas autoridades divulgando promessas de cura e soluções simples para problemas complexos. Apesar disso, segundo a Lupa, esse padrão já era verificado antes do surgimento da covid-19, mas passou a aparecer em quantidade muito maior. "Um dos maiores desafios da desinformação em saúde é que ela se apropria da linguagem e da autoridade de médicos, pesquisadores e instituições para parecer legítima", afirma a fundadora da Agência Lupa, Cristina Tardáguila. Essa técnica da falsa autoridade médica ou científica correspondeu a 21,6% dos casos de desinformação em saúde mapeados pela Lupa. Em seguida, o medo e a linguagem alarmista aparecem por trás de 17% das publicações falsas. Distorção de estudos e dados (15,7%) e soluções simples para problemas complexos (12,6%) completam as estratégias mais utilizadas na disseminação de conteúdos falsos em saúde. “Hoje, o profissional de saúde precisa estar preparado não apenas para diagnosticar e tratar, mas também para ajudar o paciente a navegar em um ambiente de excesso de informações, muitas delas sem respaldo científico”, afirma o vice-presidente Médico e de Relações Institucionais da Afya, Gustavo Meirelles. Ao longo dos últimos nove anos, os temas mais recorrentes nas checagens da Lupa sobre saúde foram covid-19 (61%), tratamentos, cura e prevenção (34%) e alimentos, bebidas e nutrição (24%). Desinformação sobre vacina continua Antes da pandemia de covid-19, conteúdos sobre vacinas correspondiam a 9,1% das checagens de saúde da Lupa. A proporção chegou a 33,2% durante a emergência nacional e a 38,9% entre 2022 e 2024. No período mais recente, entre 2025 e junho de 2026, esse volume recuou para 20%, mas segue sendo mais que o dobro do patamar pré-pandemia. Das 244 alegações sobre vacinas analisadas no período completo, 212 (86,9%) foram classificadas como falsas pela agência após checagem. Ao menos 142 conteúdos analisados pela Lupa registravam a presença de figuras públicas, entre elas Jair Bolsonaro, Bill Gates, Drauzio Varella, João Doria e Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. A presença dessas personalidades, segundo a agência, não significa que tenham produzido ou endossado a alegação, e indica que terceiros também se utilizam da reputação de pessoas conhecidas para espalhar desinformação. Canais de circulação O WhatsApp foi a plataforma mais frequentemente associada à circulação de desinformação em saúde nas verificações da Agência Lupa. Mais de 70% das 498 checagens analisadas entre março de 2017 e junho 2026 partiram de conteúdos que circularam ou foram encontrados no aplicativo de mensagens instantâneas mais usado no país. O Facebook aparece em segundo lugar, com 126 registros (25,3%), seguido do Instagram, com 35 (7%). A pesquisa ressalva, porém, que os dados não permitem afirmar que o WhatsApp seja a origem dessas falsidades ou que concentre a maior parte da desinformação em saúde publicada na internet. A Lupa recebe pedidos de verificação por meio de um canal próprio no aplicativo, o que pode favorecer a identificação de conteúdos que circulam mais por ali. Além disso, uma mesma publicação pode passar por diferentes plataformas antes de chegar ao público.

#health misinformation #fake news #pandemic #vaccines #WhatsApp #social media

#8 Published Oct 20, 20:43 UTC Others France 24 🔗

🇫🇷 Paris

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#9 Published Oct 19, 20:06 UTC Others France 24 🔗

🇫🇷 FR

France riots: AI photos falsely depict elderly couple ‘stripped and robbed’

#10 Published Oct 19, 02:00 UTC Others South China Morning Post 🔗

🇨🇳 CN

No fuss, just dinner: China couple trade wedding extravagance for US$11,000 feast, cash gifts

#11 Published Oct 16, 14:53 UTC Others Rio Times 🔗

🇿🇦 ZA

South Africa Media Landscape Explained

#12 Published Oct 16, 14:50 UTC Others Rio Times 🔗

🇬🇭 GH

Ghana Media Landscape Explained

#13 Published Oct 16, 10:11 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

Supreme Court seeks replies from Centre, NCPCR on PIL for framework to protect children from social media risks

#14 Published Oct 15, 13:12 UTC Others Nippon.com 🔗

🇯🇵 Yokohama

Yokohama Court Dismisses Suit against Meta over Fake Ads

#15 Published Oct 15, 08:27 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

Man United’s Martinez takes to social media to defend his criticism of club

#16 Published Oct 14, 13:17 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 IN

TTD refutes social media claims of agarbathi shortage

#17 Published Oct 13, 23:31 UTC Others BBC World News 🔗

🇿🇼 ZW

Zimbabwean author denies using AI to write award-winning story

#18 Published Oct 13, 10:00 UTC Others France 24 🔗

🇪🇹 ET

Ethiopia: Social media becomes a battleground for propaganda

#19 Published Oct 13, 09:01 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Kozhikode

Over 20 students of Kozhikode college suspended after group clash over social media post

#20 Published Oct 13, 05:46 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Manipur

13 held in Manipur for circulating explicit content on social media

#21 Published Oct 11, 15:13 UTC Others Agência Brasil 🔗

🇧🇷 BR

Meta alega problemas técnicos para menor alcance de Lula nas redes

A plataforma Meta – que controla Facebook, Instagram e Whatsapp – alegou que “problemas técnicos” foram responsáveis pela redução do alcance de postagens ligadas à campanha do candidato à presidência da república Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT). Ao mesmo tempo, a plataforma sediada nos Estados Unidos (EUA) afirma que são falsas as alegações da campanha de Lula que sustenta que a Meta estaria beneficiando as postagens do candidato Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) nas redes sociais. Notícias relacionadas:TSE manda Meta esclarecer restrições a postagens da campanha de Lula .“As alegações são simplesmente falsas e não encontram respaldo nos fatos. Muitos dos problemas técnicos mencionados não afetaram exclusivamente o Brasil ou contas específicas nas nossas plataformas. Cumprimos com as normas eleitorais e estamos comprometidos com a isonomia do uso das nossas plataformas por todos”, diz nota da Meta. O Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE) e a Agência Nacional de Proteção de dados (ANPD) foram acionadas pela campanha do PT, que alega “fortes suspeitas de tentativa de interferência no processo eleitoral brasileiro em benefício da candidatura de Flávio Bolsonaro”. “A empresa alega que essa ‘falha’ afetou outros anunciantes e mercados, mas não trouxe qualquer evidência disso, muito menos de que esse problema tenha afetado também outros candidatos no Brasil. Mais uma vez, afirma a META, foi um ‘problema técnico’”, diz o comunicado da campanha. O TSE deu prazo de 48 horas para a Meta explicar as acusações da campanha de Lula. Levantamento da Secretaria Nacional de Comunicação do PT aponta que a página do senador Flávio Bolsonaro tinha, em média, 2,96 vezes mais engajamento que a de Lula, mesmo tendo 17,2% de seguidores a menos. “Procurada, a Meta reconheceu a falha e, outra vez, apontou ‘problemas técnicos’ como motivo”, diz a nota do PT, acrescentando que “essas ações interferem diretamente em avanços como o fim das BETs, da escala 6x1, além do chamado “tesouraço” contra programas sociais”. Meta e Trump Após o presidente dos Estados Unidos (EUA) Donald Trump assumir novo mandato na Casa Branca, em janeiro de 2025, o dono da Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, anunciou que trabalharia ao lado do político republicano contra países ou governos que defendessem alguma regulação das redes sociais. O uso ou manipulação de plataformas digitais para direcionar conteúdos e informações durante processos eleitorais tem sido alvo de processos judiciais e debates em todo o mundo. Um dos casos mais famosos envolveu a empresa Cambridge Analytica, que colheu dados de dezenas de milhões de usuários do Facebook, para direcionar informação de campanha durante as eleições presidenciais dos EUA de 2016, quando Trump foi eleito a primeira vez, assim como a favor da campanha do Brexit, no Reino Unido. Em março de 2018, o Facebook Inc., atual Meta, reconheceu “falhas” no sistema que permitiram a coleta em massa de informação usada pela Cambridge Analytica nas campanhas. Em julho de 2019, a Meta (na época, ainda Facebook Inc), foi obrigada a pagar uma multa de US$ 5 bilhões imposta pela Comissão Federal de Comércio (FTC, na sigla em inglês) dos EUA por supostamente “enganar” usuários sobre a capacidade de controlar a privacidade das informações.

#Meta #Lula #social media #elections

#22 Published Oct 10, 14:30 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 New Delhi

Jantar Mantar remains clear: New Delhi DCP debunks social media claims

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