Microsoft will not use any indication or indication that the content posted or displayed on Microsoft’s websites, services and platforms is false or misleading. The confirmation came from the company’s president, Brad Smith, in an interview with the website. Bloomberg.
“I don’t think people want governments to tell them what’s right and wrong. I also don’t think they’re interested in having tech companies do that,” says the manager. Badly planned actions of the brand fake news considered censorship and prefers to use information as a weapon.
This is corporate social network LinkedIncaller bing and ultimately no such signage will be found on sites controlled by the brand. Other giants in the social media industry such as Meta (which owns Facebook and Instagram) and Twitter have adopted fake news-related hashtags and hashtags to alert users after a series of criticisms and complaints.
What will Microsoft do about fake news?
According to Smith, despite the lack of mail tagging, Microsoft’s idea is not to allow false information to circulate freely. The company will be “transparent” and will focus on running disinformation campaigns against the public and private sectors, and sharing information with the public and governments.
For example, the company has already detected fake news campaigns organized by the Russian government regarding the invasion of Ukraine and has condemned attacks by hackers who steal data from government agencies. Also, the state news agency RT had limited visibility and the app was removed from the Windows store.
It also said it would focus on “ways to detect impact operations,” although he did not explain exactly how this strategy would be.
Source: Tec Mundo
