Reliance On Social Media News Amplifies COVID-19 Conspiracy Theories, Report Finds

People who get most of their news from social media sites like Facebook and YouTube are much more likely to believe conspiracy theories about the coronavirus pandemic – and are more likely to break lockdown rules, according to new research.

VOA

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