Google Launches ‘Prebunking’ Campaign in Germany to Fight ‘Misinformation’
Germany is one of the worst places in Europe for censorship. The Speech Police may not be as heavy-handed as in the UK, not yet, but they’re getting there. And Google is helping eagerly to bring that about.
Google is preparing to launch a new “prebunking campaign” in Germany, claiming its purpose is to educate people about the damaging effects of online “misinformation.”
AP News reports that tech giant Google has announced plans to release a collection of “prebunking” videos to teach Germans how to recognize false information before they come across it. The videos will be promoted on websites like Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok. A similar campaign is also in the works in India.
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The Prebunking technique focuses on the methods that make viral information, including information that Google labels as “misinformation,” so contagious. The Silicon Valley Masters of the Universe claim that viral information about topics from coronavirus and climate change to elections and mass shootings, frequently use tactics like exaggeration, scapegoating, false comparisons, and missing context.
But wait, there’s more:
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If the Germans don’t murder their woketard politclowns anytime soon, Germany will just simply vanish into the Ozone.
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