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How to Spot Misinformation Online and Clean Your Social Feeds to Avoid Fake News

Misinformation is everywhere online and becoming even more widespread as Election Day approaches. NBCLX’s Clark Fouraker explains how to spot misinformation as well as how to clean your social media feeds to avoid encountering fake news.
https://www.lx.com/politics/how-to-spot-misinformation-online-and-clean-your-social-feeds-to-avoid-fake-news/19832/
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