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  • Microsoft‘s new version of its popular web browser now warns users about potentially untrustworthy news sources.
  • The service it uses is called NewsGuard – a third-party application run by journalists (including a Business Insider board member) who evaluate publications and rate them on a variety of factors.
  • Publications such as The Washington Post and Fox News are considered trustworthy, while warnings are issued for Breitbart, DailyKOS, The Daily Mail, and more.


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https://www.businessinsider.com.au/microsoft-web-browser-fake-news-how-it-works-2019-1?r=US&IR=T

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