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why people spreading coronavirus anxiety on Twitter might actually be bots

  • Written by Ryan Ko, Chair Professor and Director of Cyber Security, The University of Queensland
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Recently Facebook, Reddit, Google, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube committed to removing coronavirus-related misinformation from their platforms.

COVID-19 is being described as the first major pandemic of the social media age. In troubling times, social media helps distribute vital knowledge to the masses. Unfortunately, this...

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