Facebook Messenger a new important measure has been imposed due to the Coronavirus pandemic, and this is because there are many people who still do not know how to tell the difference between fake and real news. Facebook Messenger has created an informational hub for people who want to find out real information about the Coronavirus, both regarding the virus itself, as well as information about symptoms, or recommendations for protection.
Facebook Messenger it will have an informational hub just like WhatsApp had one launched just a few days ago, also because of the Coronavirus, also because of the false information that is distributed through the platform. Facebook announced quite some time ago that it is in full collaboration with the WHO to eliminate false information from its social network, and for Facebook Messenger it is also trying to provide real information for users.
SERIOUS measure of Facebook Messenger due to the Coronavirus
Facebook Messenger there is also a lot of other information for those who want to always be in contact with their loved ones, with the businesses around them, or with the authorities, but for now the information is only in English. Of course, the limitation does not make this informational hub of Facebook Messenger useful for everyone, but even so, we are talking about a start in helping the world find out information about the Coronavirus, but even more than that.
“We are committed to providing support to community leaders as you respond to this challenge. Connect with groups, organizations and information remotely. Messenger can help you stay close to those who matter most, from anywhere and on any device. Use chat, voice or video calls, for 1:1 or groups. Check the facts with reliable official sources and watch out for people running scams, such as unapproved medical treatments or fakes. If you're not sure something is true, don't share it."
Facebook Messenger it has a very big problem because of the fake news that is distributed through its platform every day, and it generates confusion among a lot of people, and this hub is a step in the right direction. More than that, Facebook Messenger is going to limit people's ability to resend messages received on the platform, which is extremely good news, and this is because lies should be limited in spreading.
Facebook Messenger has this informational hub already made on messenger.com/coronavirus, but warning messages should also appear in the application for people who want to access this special website.
