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Platforms failed to respond to 76 per cent of reported content in the first half of 2026. A full breakdown of the data on reports of disinformation incidents is available in the report by NASK’s Disinformation Analysis Centre. Social media platforms’ response to reports in the first half of 2026
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News15 October 2026
Sometimes, next to a profile name on X (formerly Twitter), you may see a badge that can create an impression of credibility. In practice, however, it does not determine the quality or reliability of the content being published. Following changes introduced by the platform several years ago, verification was replaced with a paid subscription model.
News12 October 2026
Travel-related content naturally focuses on selected aspects of reality and is often presented without broader political or social context. Consequently, the activities of travel influencers may contribute, whether intentionally or not, to the dissemination of narratives promoted authoritarian states.
News6 October 2026
In July and August 2026, reports of alleged puma sightings in various regions of the country dominated the Polish infosphere.
