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Lately, we have seen many social media platforms make a move to help users amid the COVID-19 crisis time such as Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat. They all have encouraged staying home till this pandemic is over and provided accurately and trusted information about the ongoing events and situations from trusted sources like The World …

While we are receiving inaccurate information about the persistent events through different platforms, many social platforms have taken actions to curb the expansion of the misleading information to stop people from panicking and make sure that they act under the warnings given globally. Amid the current circumstances Snapchat has taken actions upon coronavirus, it started …

Social media platforms fight against the COVID-19 pandemic worldwide in efforts to prevent the misleading information; Starting with Facebook, Twitter, Instagram; the musical application – TikTok – has also joined the battle, there are 66% of TikTok users are under 30 years old and the application is popular with people who are 13-24 years old. …

In light of the current events in the world because of COVID-19 which is spreading worldwide, fake news and rumors are the main news that is spread which led citizens to panic. The internet is the way global news is spread so it is important to consider publishing the right news and eliminating the fake …

Recently this month, On March 9th, Facebook took an action towards the COVID-19 Pandemic and banned ads for face masks and items that exploit coronavirus fears. The ban covers ads on Facebook and listings on the Marketplace platform, where they are already prohibited. Earlier on March 7th, Rob Leathern the leader of Facebook’s trust and …

1. Introduction TikTok is one of the fastest-growing social networks globally, known for its addictive algorithm that delivers a continuous stream of short, entertaining videos. Initially, TikTok’s content was dominated by humorous, fast-paced, or musical memes. However, significant events like Black Lives Matter, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the war in Ukraine have shifted the platform’s …