The social sharing platform Twitter will try to prevent fake shares with its newly developed application. The world-famous social networking platform Twitter has developed a new application to combat false posts. Twitter is preparing to fight misleading and unrealistic posts with its new application 'Birdwatch', which it promotes and is still in the testing phase. Twetter, which promotes its new application and makes a statement about the application on its blog page, will struggle to prevent millions of users from being harmed and receiving false information from misleading, untrue, fake content.
It is planned that the new application, which allows users to notice the inaccurate and unreal information in the posts, and also allows to write notes for additional sharing, is planned to become widespread in a short time.
When the application Birdwatch, which is still in the trial phase, is fully launched, if you think that the posts you see on your home page are not correct and contain false information, a section called "Think a note" will be opened for you and alternative content will be added to this area. NOT TO BE GRADED Thanks to the new application prepared for use, the notes made in the posts will be graded by third users. In other words, the grade that a user shares can be evaluated by another user with points. TWETTER CALLED FOR HELP! A call for help was made from the account named Twitter Support, which is the official user of Twetter. In the call made as "We need your help"; "We invite everyone to enroll and participate in this program. The larger and more diverse the group is, the better it will be at effectively assessing misinformation. We need your help in this," it said.
