The European Union's diplomatic service alerted officials that Russian trolls are spreading falsehoods about the coronavirus in Europe
Politicians' criticism of big online social media platforms like Facebook and Google have risen again as these platforms seek to push back on disinformation about coronavirus spreading on their pages.she expected social media to"live up to their responsibility and clearly prioritize trustworthy and relevant information."
"Online platforms have taken strong measures to combat corona-related misinformation and disinformation. However, they do not do enough to systematically share data and statistics with researchers and others," the East StratCom note said. Part of that action plan was creating a Rapid Alert System, which drew criticism in recent months because of its lack of action in alerting authorities about ongoing campaigns.
Tech companies have been attempting to tamp down misinformation about coronavirus on their platforms | Denis Charlet/AFP via Getty Images
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