Dead Gaza Babies MatterYou'll have to kill me first. No way in good Satan's Hell will pedophiles put their software on my computer. Eat dick bitch.
MortUSNobody has proposed better ways to fight against malicious targeted misinformation.
Like, that’s a big problem when everybody has a computer and internet connection and there’s external forces trying to influence distrust, misinformation, and conspiracy theories to erode democratic values or topple a government.
We don’t live in utopia.
We need better solutions for both sustainability and progress.
It doesn’t, nor did I propose that in any of my comments, if you’ve read them at all, which based on this comment, you absolutely haven’t.
Internet verification is going to be a continual growing issue until we can solve how to regulate the internet as a whole, and the answer is, you cannot. Until we have real solutions we’re going to get half cooked concepts like the ones proposed.
Now that I’ve answered your question, how about answering my proposed question in the original comment?
The reason people are acting like you’re a dick, is because you’re asking questions which have already been answered and whose answers are already well known. It’s the reason right wing nutters fight against education so hard.
That’s fine, I don’t mind the downvotes or being called names and I guess I’m dumb as fuck, so please educate me a bit here.
How are Nations fighting against online misinformation and protecting themselves from the intrusion of external sources posing as citizen to influence public opinion? What’s the answer if it’s not some system of online verification for at least some websites?
The answer is to invest in your citizenries education and expands their baseline critical thinking skills in order to increase resiliency against these sorts of misinformation attacks. Not to fucking legislate away freedoms and privacy in layers of abstraction, obfuscation, and government intrusion.