@europeanparliament: Europeans don't always feel confident in recognising misleading content. That's because it spreads fast and easily, especially online. The European Parliament has your back, but you have power, too. On International Fact-Checking Day, here are some tips to protect yourself online: - Stay vigilant, look beyond sensational headlines; - Check the source and compare news from different quality outlets; - Beware of Al-generated content, disinformation hides in pictures and videos too; - Stay informed and share awareness raising materials. More tips and hints on what the Parliament does to protect you at the link in bio.

Teemestäjä 🇪🇺 :

Confidence does not mean that all do.

simply_oonah 🇸🇪 :

Interesting, but I would live to ALSO see, next to it, the same graph showing what percentage actually does spot missinformation.

✨👾Starfire 👾✨ :

v1ctxms :

Kent Latib256 :

Austen Lennon :

Excuse me! I am a European and I live in the UK so don't dare exclude every country in Europe if you're talking about the EU talk about the EU not Europe

Brady :

Why is Malta so high?

Dr.Entar :

Damn people are wayyy too confident in their ability to spot misinformation

Mark🇪🇺 :

Heh yeah they feel

kaksmarko :

we voted for president kyagulanyi for Uganda 🇺🇬

Filip :

Danish people

kiti :

but why don't you take museveni

Chika bby⚡️🔥🥶 :

Mmm crazy 🫥

Julie 31 :

save Uganda's democracy and freedom of speech, human Rights. mu7 must goooo 🇺🇬 Uganda is bleeding 🇺🇬

TleirbaG :

Bonjour , pouvez-vous poser une question à l'UE o parlement sur le cadre" des négociations d'Ukraine concernant les territoires occupés, c'est il est légalement une réalité analytique ? Après on parle de désinformation en UE , Gabriel TUCAN. Merci 🤙