How to stop ‘fake news’ on Twitter and Facebook

A few years ago, Twitter was in a state of crisis, the result of a security breach that saw millions of users’ personal information leaked online.

Twitter had promised a full and transparent security review, and the company quickly announced that the breach had been fixed.

But in recent weeks, Twitter’s leadership has been in a much different place, and there’s been a surge in criticism of the company’s security practices.

The company has had to deal with a slew of negative stories about its handling of security, particularly about the way it handles its platform’s massive user base.

But as Twitter has gotten more aggressive in its push to improve its security, critics have also pointed to the company as a prime example of fake news, a term that is used to describe fake news stories that are not accurate.

In response to these accusations, Twitter announced in October that it had launched a tool that would block fake news on the platform.

And on Wednesday, the company announced that it has started working with a number of prominent media organizations to develop tools to help police the fake news problem.

While this may seem like a step in the right direction, it’s still not enough.

Fake news is real, and it is hurting the real people that make up our communities.

The problem is, Twitter has not taken steps to address this problem, and instead has focused on responding to the negative stories in order to bolster its reputation as a trustworthy media company.

We’ve been a trusted brand for so long, Twitter claims.

We don’t have to change.

Twitter is also not a “news aggregator,” which is why it is important to make sure that the people who create these fake news headlines are able to get their content published.

But this is just a step towards a better future.

If the company truly believes that it is more important to be trusted than to be a news provider, it needs to address these criticisms head on and fix the problem.

Twitter has a long way to go before it is ready to be the trusted brand that it was promised to be.

The only way to truly protect our community is to invest in better security measures, and Twitter has to make the necessary changes to protect our users.

Read more about fake news and how to fight it.