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Research finds exposure to 'untrustworthy' social media is rare, the fine print is less reassuring

A recent study suggests that exposure to social media content from untrustworthy sources is relatively uncommon.

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A recent study suggests that exposure to social media content from untrustworthy sources is relatively uncommon. The research found that most users are not frequently exposed to misinformation on these platforms. The study's findings may seem reassuring, but the implications are less clear-cut. The fact that users are not frequently exposed to untrustworthy content does not necessarily mean they are immune to its effects.

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