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Conference: Unverified rumors pose risks
Al-Saeed Ghanem, MP, confirmed that the spread of misleading news on social media is due to users treating provocative information as an opportunity to get ahead, rather than verifying it. Most users only read the headline and share it directly, which facilitates the rapid spread of rumors before confirming their accuracy. To address this issue, he recommends changing digital behavior to make verification a habit before posting, especially with sensitive news, and promoting the culture of “Ask Before You Share.” The responsibility is shared among platforms, educational institutions, and users, but the latter remains the most crucial link in reducing the spread of false information.
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