WhatsApp Aims to Fight Fake News in India With New Fact-Checking Service - Appuals.com
2 April 2019 2:59 PM IST
With elections in India set to begin very soon, WhatsApp today announced a new fact-checking service for users in the country. WhatsApp users in India can now forward messages that they think may be fake to the Checkpoint Tipline. The verification center set up by India-based startup PROTO will then asses the
- With elections in India set to begin very soon, WhatsApp today announced a new fact-checking service for users in the country.
- WhatsApp users in India can now forward messages that they think may be fake to the Checkpoint Tipline.
- If you are a WhatsApp user living in India and want to get a message verified, all you will need to do is submit it to the Checkpoint Tipline on WhatsApp (+919643000888).
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