The new labels will not replace TikTok's fact-checking program, which limits the distribution of content deemed inaccurate by ...

TikTok is launching its own version of community notes, called Footnotes, following in the footsteps of Twitter, Meta, and YouTube.

"Footnotes will draw on the collective knowledge of the TikTok community by allowing people to add relevant information to ...

TikTok will still partner with IFCN-accredited fact-checking organizations to assess the accuracy of content on the platform. How to sign up to write TikTok Footnotes. Users in th ...

Here’s how TikTok describes the process for publishing Footnotes: Footnotes will use a bridge-based ranking system designed ...

TikTok said it is launching its own version of Community Notes -- made famous by X and later copied by Meta -- to be dubbed "Footnotes." ...

TikTok on Wednesday started testing "Footnotes" in the United States, a feature similar to "Community Notes" used by X and Meta , as the short-video platform awaits a deal that will secure its ...

X launched the first major crowdsourced fact-checking experiment in 2021, originally called Birdwatch and now known as Community Notes. YouTube added its own in 2024, and Meta followed in a ...

"In place of fact checks, the first Community Notes will start appearing gradually across Facebook, Threads & Instagram, with ...

Starting today, April 7, Meta will officially end its fact-checking program in the US for its apps: Instagram, Threads, and ...

Meta's model is built using X's open-source algorithm for Community Notes. The notes will show up across Facebook, Instagram, and Threads but won't appear under ads.

Meta Platforms Inc. (formerly Facebook) has announced that it will discontinue its third-party fact-checking program in the United States.