For all you youtube mockers…
Caught them all.
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not surprising at all.
I wonder who paid for those ads.
In an experiment, the researchers submitted 20 ads with inaccurate claims to Facebook, TikTok and YouTube.
The researchers withdrew the ads after going through the approval process, if they were approved, so the ads containing misinformation were not shown to users.
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How did society ever manage before Facebook
People who believe FB and TT bull ■■■■ are the same idioti that thought voting for Ol Folksy Joe in 2020 was good for the country.
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You do know that right leaning news stories are by far the most shared/viewed stories on Facebook, right?
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A box of rocks would have been better than a Trump second term. 
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who were the 50 cia agents who said hunter’s laptop of drugs, hookers, and porn was “russian disinfo”?
just “no nevermind” huh kids? lol
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Of course those agents didn’t say that… maybe you are one of the ones who fall for Facebook disinformation? 
haha. mmyeah. facebook. you’re so good
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/10/19/hunter-biden-story-russian-disinfo-430276
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You should add to that, it’s been your experience. Those are targeted based on your browsing history, btw.
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My experience?
You are correct. The things people see in their news feed are influenced by their likes and friends. But in terms of engagements (likes/shares), content like Ben Shapiro, Dan Bongino, and Breitbart are always near the top.
That’s because people like you watch them. I have never seen anyone of those.
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The emails, not the laptop. It’s in the first paragraph of your link
Thanks for playing.
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The emails were on the laptop.
Thanks for being wrong again.
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I go with “box of hammers with a blue ‘D’ painted on the side”, but to each their own.
Because the algorithms think you like them. The more you click, the more you see.
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Wait what?
@thinkingman clearly said they thought the laptop was disinfo.
But the article said they thought the emails were disinformation.
Two different things and you don’t need one thing to have the other.
